Angel Swap

I'm hosting an Angel Swap at ATCsforAll, I've been so busy that finally found the time to finish my angels... mostly mixed media, acrylic inks and paints. Bianca was the hardest to finish (green background) She is a little fighter... I almost lost her since I had to ripped her off two background that were not working for her. I had to cut her dress and she end up with boots.

November ART

I hope to get to post more art this month. Work should slow down this month. I'm late for a personal trade at ATCsforAll. So I had to finish this piece using melted crayon, prismacolors, acrylics and rub-ons.

My Journey with Frida

After a long hours at my job and business travel... I came back from my last trip and wanted to release all the pressures. I wasn't sure what to do so I started tearing paper and I covered a canvas that had been sitting in my studio for couple of years. I looked at some of my work and decided to paint Frida since she got me published. Very happy with how she turned out! What do you think?

I'm published in Somerset Studios July-August 2009

This has been a wonderful experience since I created my Melted Crayon Technique. Past January I sent a submission to Somerset Studios with four pieces of Frida Kahlo Art done with my technique. I got an email a couple of weeks ago letting me know that I'm published in this bi-monthly issue. What a great surprise! Please if you have an opportunity to buy this issue I'm on page 108.

I went to a photoshop seminar in Washington DC a couple of weeks ago. I was taking some pictures yesterday at my neighbor's yard. I put to practice some of the tricks learned and this is the result. I used a faded scanned melted crayon background.

Here are some of my latest creations, I've been doing so many swaps on line at ATC's for All. That all I'm doing lately is getting caught up! I also want to get ready for the Art4All 2009 get together in Indianapolis in June.

This was an art journey for sure! - I was experimenting with liquid sculpey on Canvas panel, I used melted crayon technique on top of the sculpey and it was very slick, I used very dark colors of purple and orange. It was hard to paint with acrylics, but I'm very happy with it. To finish it...I used clear embossed. Postcard 6X4