With Valentine's day quickly approaching, I thought it'd be fun to use a heart as my object to "split." I didn't realize initially that it could easily be translated as a broken heart. ha! Oh well, it's too "cutesy" to give that impression, right?
I don't have a step by step tutorial for ya, because once the creative juices start flowing the last thing I want to do is stop and take a picture. That being said, I did manage to take a few shots of the beginning process.
I used 2 separate sheets of canvas. Then, I cut out a big 'o heart out of brown paper (because that's what was near by, no other reason).
I used painter's tape to place the heart in the center of the two canvases, then started painting away. Once I was happy with the outside portion of the painting, I simply removed the paper heart.
Did you notice my unique framing? It's the result of a little creative problem-solving. I really didn't want to buy a frame, make that 2 frames, so I stumbled upon these PolyGlass pages and thought I'd give them a try. Essentially, they're fancy page protectors meant to be used in a binder. Well, look at that would ya...they work great as frames, too!
Want to buy it?...
Since there's not a spot for this lovely piece in my own home, I'm offering it up for sale.
The fine print: Painted with acrylic paints on canvas sheets. Each side measures 12 in. x16in. Intended to be framed individually. Framing to be determined by buyer.
One of a kind art priced at $50.
If interested, please email me, dfrieling1@gmail.com and you'll receive an invoice via PayPal.
The fine print: Painted with acrylic paints on canvas sheets. Each side measures 12 in. x16in. Intended to be framed individually. Framing to be determined by buyer.
One of a kind art priced at $50.
If interested, please email me, dfrieling1@gmail.com and you'll receive an invoice via PayPal.
4 comments:
Oh my gosh! You are SO talented, helloooo, etsy shop!! Very cool!
dana, it's beautiful! it kind of suits my day.... right now there is a family with a broken heart, and a community all around them trying to put it back together as much as we can.
Beautiful, Dana!
Dana! I love this painting. It's beautiful! You are so talented. Don't stop painting, my friend. :-)
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