Although beheaded over 200 years ago in The Great Jell-o Pudding Revolt, Princess Marie still drifts through the Palace, her head tucked under her arm and moaning things like, “Jiiiiiigglerrrrrsss! Jell-o Jigglerrrrrrssssss!” Long ago the Palace chefs gave up making pudding for the fancy balls, because someone would inexplicably get a fork in their eye. And then there was all the pudding on the ceiling to clean up.
A (sort of) new Harry Potter 6 trailer. It looks so cool. I can’t wait.
Also, a podcast on how people can spontaneously combust.
I feel like I’m using the same brushes over and over in my paintings–mostly the cover pencils and smear blender. I like the matted look it gives but I kind of feel in a rut. Can anyone give me advice? What brushes do you all use?
I personally like to use tooth brushes.
Uh… I don't really use brushes….
I just discovered the Pattern Chalk brush under the Pattern Pen category.
You could experiment with those and try painting with your own custom made patterns.
-Or, if you're really feeling daring, you could try painting an entire piece with just the palette knife.
So cool! Love the colors and the atmosphere of this piece.
My new favorite brush is the Captured Bristle Acrylic. Actually it's an old favorite that just re-became my favorite. It has a nice textural quality that forces me to stay a little more painterly than I'm inclined.
And, nice picture. But those beady eyes are creepy.
I will never be able to eat Jello without feeling like some creepy late 18th century French-ish princess is cursing my existence. Cool!
Well, I'm not much of a painter! But I love this piece. Those historic characters you do are always fun to see. I like the charming comments you make also. Good stuff Heather!!
Would like to see a book of your work–for sure.
do u work for disney?