T is for Trees!

T is for Trees!

T is for Trees

 

I painted so many trees trying to figure out what sort of tree I wanted to post, that I’m no longer sure what paints I used.  I know I used some Schiminke and DaVinci Paints.  

 

 It came out well.  it is very much a tree. 

 

I know tree bark is much more grey, its always brown when I paint it.

 

 

S is for Squash

S is for Squash

 S is for Squash

a lovely viney plant, which takes long times too cook but is fantastic

 

 

all the vertigo, so mailed this one in.

 

 

 

 

Paints used

 Stone ground paint no idea which colors but lovely.

 

 

 

 

R is for Racoon

R is for Racoon

 R is for Racoon

 

a native small north American mammal, affectionately dubbed, trash panda.

 

Very famous for being in and around human garbage.

 

 

 

 

Paints used

 Roman Szmal: Royal Blue, Cobalt Turquoise, Dioxizine Violet, Mineral Violet, Quin Rose, Titianian grey, Aquarius black, Cypress burnt umber, and Shadow violet,

 

IUILE glitter paints, random colors I had for the background.

 

 

 

 

Q is for Quokka

Q is for Quokka

 

Q is for Quokka!

a native south western Australian marsupial.

Quokka’s are roughly the size of a house cat, nocturnal, and herbivores!  They live ~10 years.

Very famous for not being shy of humans and looking like they are smiling!

 

 

 

 

Paints
Schiminke: Cobalt Blue Deep, Veridian, Transparent Sepia

 

Roman Szmal: Van Dyke Brown, Quin Gold, Yellow Ochre, Aquarious Black, Light Flesh and a couple others.

 

 

 

P is for pelorosaurus

P is for pelorosaurus

 

P is for pelorosaurus, a possible sauropod from the cretaceous era.

 

It lived approximately 140-125 million years ago

 

a herbivore which laid eggs.

 

Its painted with Rockwell magic paints on Haunamulle rough paper.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

O is for Otters

O is for Otters

 

O is for Otters

a group of otters is a romp

these are clearly cuddlilng.

 

 

I used the Hazel Sloan Schminke palette. 

Inspired by a picture from the Otters coloring book.