This tiger looks friendly doesn't he? I really wanted him to look wild, however I do like the piece of art work I painted here. I enjoyed painting it too.
Diddy Yeung from Melbourne Australia came to Tauranga New Zealand (where I live) and took a 2 day seminar with our club girls. It was a most enjoyable project.
Friday, July 20, 2012
Ginger Jar with a difference!
Playing around with sugar syrup the other day, I penned on these fantasy flowers. Then slapped on the two colours of my paint with my usual medium.
After firing I sponged on black paint with water medium and when it was quite dry scratched out a pattern.
The knob at the top and the base at the bottom is orange lustre. Not my normal style, but I like it!
Do you?
After firing I sponged on black paint with water medium and when it was quite dry scratched out a pattern.
The knob at the top and the base at the bottom is orange lustre. Not my normal style, but I like it!
Do you?
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Geisha Girl
This Geisha Girl was fun to do. Another one fire project by Sandra Austin from Wellington, New Zealand.
Friday, May 25, 2012
One fire mugs!
Our club recently had a day of project day of "one fire" mugs, and Lunch Together was my choice to paint. The way the chooks were painted gave a water colour effect . . . . they really are quite cute!
I shall paint the other "one fire" subjects in a week or two, as I always enjoy painting one fire things for a bit of fun.
I shall paint the other "one fire" subjects in a week or two, as I always enjoy painting one fire things for a bit of fun.
Iris Pillow Vase
The vase shape is traditionally called a "pillow vase" . . . . doesn't look much like a pillow though does it!
The background is yellow lustre, the flowers and leaves are outlined with liquid bright gold and the inside and top of the neck is gold also. I love the vibrancy of this vase.
The background is yellow lustre, the flowers and leaves are outlined with liquid bright gold and the inside and top of the neck is gold also. I love the vibrancy of this vase.
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Oval 6" dish
The black centre stripe is matte paint, which is a nice contrast with the very shiney mother of pearl lustre on each side of it. The diagonal stripes on the right hand side of the rose, is where I have resisted the lines and therefore there is no mother of pearl over them. I quite like the contrast. There is texture paste under the gold work . . . and a little bit of pen work too!
Easter Cross
I have been painting little porcelain crosses lately. Here is a small one which I will give to my friend Jeanette tomorrow - which is Friday the 13th. It has lovely mother of pearl on the it, but unfortunately it doesn't show up very colourful in the picure.I applied the gold with a very fine brush (and a steady hand!)
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