Canadian Blogger eh!
October 30, 2015

Thankful for quiet times!
Category Painting
Acrylic paint on 8.5 X 11 110 lb card stock. Fall 2015 collect.
Beacon Tate
Canadian Blogger eh!
October 1, 2015
Thankful for a beautiful summer’s day in fall!
Acrylic paint on 9″ X 12″ water colour paper.
Final thoughts: This was actually traced from a box. Tracing is a very useful tool – used to get the image one wants to paint onto your canvas. There are three ways to trace, using a light box, using tracing paper or using the grid method.
A light box is a box with a transparent top and a light inside, which allows dark lines to show through for easy tracing.
Tracing paper allows you to trace the image – than coat the back of the tracing paper with graphite and lightly trace the outline onto your canvas.
Using the grid method – draw grid lines onto a photocopy of what you want to paint. Draw corresponding grid over your canvas, this allows you to draw what you see in each square.
I used tracing paper to get the image for this painting.
Beacon Tate
Canadian Blogger eh!
September 30 2015
Thankful for visits from my daughter!
Changes made

I changed the windows. That’s the problem if I keep looking at a painting I always find something to change.

As you know I paint everyday, but I feel these daily paintings are more like sketches made with paint. This is my second official painting, made with mixed medium on vellum Bristol 14″ x 17″ 100 lb. paper. I’m calling it “Light of the Silvery Moon” created September 30, 2015. I took the idea from a magazine. First I painted Out on the Town and posted it on my blog. I learned from that experience. I pencilled and painted with acrylic paint.
Beacon Tate