Sunday, March 17, 2013

Little Bo Peep Sketch for Nibblefest...



This sketch is the start of my Nibblefest entry.  The theme this month is nursery rhymes.  I chose Little Bo Peep.  This is actually a composite of more than one sketch put together in Photoshop.  Alex taught me how to use multiply, a layer feature, and it enables me to play around with various compositions and layouts quite handily.  I've started on the painting, but as usual, I am doubtful if I will finish it on time.  The weather is warm here, so things dry really quickly with the acrylics that I'm using, so it's possible, but if I don't finish it in time for a 7 day listing, there's always a 5 or 3 day listing...  One of these months, I am going to get this done well in advance, although I told myself that last time...

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11 comments:

  1. Very cool. Only Bo Peep or are more nursery rhyme ladies in the works? Alice @ The Owl's Skull

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  2. I think she has the possibility to be come a dark little bo peep! hehe.

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  3. Wow must learn to do that too! May start next weekend!
    ManonX

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  4. She's a sweetie! Can't wait to see her finished!!

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  5. Great sketch! Love what you have started here and can't wait to see the finished process. :)

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  6. she's great. I like that you used photoshop for composite your sketches, it's a good way to use photoshop.

    thanks for stopping by my blog. hope you have a great day.

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  7. Aww, thanks so much for the Little Bo Peep love. She's coming along, I'll post a little work in progress shot...

    Adrienne, I definitely thought about going gothic with her, but ultimately decided to keep her a little more classic :).

    Alice, I'm not sure if I'll do more nursery rhyme ladies, there's definitely a bunch of ideas there to bounce around off of!

    Lissa, it's a new way to use photoshop for me, but I am enjoying it.

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  8. she is looking fabulous and glad I'm not the only one who has trouble getting work finished... mind you I hope you get this one done quickly as I really want to see how it turns out...xx

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  9. Thanks Tracey! I really must, must try to get started sooner on Nibblefest paintings :).

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