Episode 10: Gouache X
Episode 10 begins with an art history lesson before I start on a new nocturne painting.
Things to look up:
Paul Serusier and his painting “Talisman”
For my supply list and any other references made during the show, please see the resources page. If you would like to try to paint the scene, the initial reference and painting study can be found below.
Mascot “Chippy”
My tribute to Bob Ross and his happy little squirrel, I have this crocheted chipmunk, made by Stephanie at Heirloom New England.
Available work
from Kim’s Art Show
Originals and prints of paintings created during the show are available. Thank you for your support!
As with the painting in the first episode, this original gouache piece was created during “Kim’s Art Show, Episode 2” and measures 8×8” on a 11×14” beige Stonehenge archival rag paper. The matte finish of the gouache is rich and deep compared to the felt-like texture of the paper surface.
This marsh is characteristically more colorful, with the wildflowers goldenrod and joe pye weed on bright display. Water winds through it, again moving the viewer through the artwork.
The painting is unframed, allowing for you to design framing to your taste. Local pick up is available for those near Norfolk, MA.
Continuing with the marsh series in gouache, this original was painted during “Kim’s Art Show, Episode 3” and measures 8×8” on an 11×14” gray Stonehenge archival rag paper. Gouache has a rich and deep matte finish which contrasts well with the soft texture of the paper.
This imagined scene features deep blues and purples against a plane of green marsh grasses. The moon shines down onto the water with suggested reflection.
The painting is unframed, allowing for you to design framing to your taste. Local pick up is available for those near Norfolk, MA.