I travelled down to Geelong last Saturday to teach class 2 of my art journaling basics class. I have been reproducing the pages for this class so that I can film them for people who can't make it to Melbourne every month. I can't do every page exactly the same - I'm just not built that way, so I thought you might like to have a little look at what I have made instead!
This is the spread that we do in the class. It is a colour theory lesson that is based on Pam Carriker's book Creating Art at the Speed of Life, and is an excellent class exercise as it re-inforces colour theory.
This is the left page of the spread:And this is the right page of the spread:
I know what all these words mean now - I know them so well that I could recite them in my sleep! So I decided that I would do something a little different this time. I had received my Dina Wakely paints in the mail and knew that I needed to test them (and yes, they are luscious), so I created a colour wheel and then got to painting!
Here is what I created:
It was great fun.
I recommend making a colour wheel. It's amazing what you will learn from the process.
'till next time
~Liz
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