RAotW #67
Hi all. Fun fact: three times a year the teams who work on OWL, chickaDEE, and Chirp all leave the office and converge on one person’s house for an all-day “pre-planning” meeting. Tomorrow is one of those times, and we will be looking ahead to the September, October, and November issues. Pretty far in advance, huh?
Anyway, that all goes to say I won’t be in the office tomorrow to write a blog post, but I didn’t want to leave for the week without getting you some Reader Art of the Week to chew on.
This week’s art comes to us from OWL reader Katherine. Check it out:
Cool, huh? My favourite things about this painting are the bold colour and the technique Katherine used around the flower. That area almost seems to have a life of its own now when it could have just been left blank. I like it.
Many thanks to Katherine for sending in her art. I can’t wait to see what I’ve got to post next week!
Talk to you then.
Craig, owlblog@owlkids.com
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Wow Craig!!!! I’m the first person to COMMENT!!!!!!! Sweet picture, Katherine. I like the technique Katherine used, too! It’s BEAUTIFUL!
Cool picture! I especially like the background- the colours blend together perfectly!
Cool, nice picture! What medium did you use?
That’s an awesome painting! The flower looks so realistic, good job Katherine!!! 🙂
Nice painting Katherine! Good job!
Second comment:-P
I really love this picture. Like Greg, I like the background and the bold colours.
whos greg
Hey Hannah, I’m sure Zoe meant Craig. I’m sure there is a mistake/misunderstanding.
LOL!
Thx, Hannah and Zoe
Sara
You mean Craig? LOL!!!
oh thanxs how come it says your are posting too quikly
Um… me or just a regular person?
I think it says that because it means that it takes time to moderate the comments and that the person should slow down.
Greg? *Is confused*
[Insert Confused Expression Here]
I think you mean Craig…
Great picture, Katherine!! I like how the different painting styles are used to create a mixed-media type effect 🙂
Cool! That is nice, very nice!!
Awesome picture!!
That is just sooo cool
awesome
Thanks everybody, what I did for the back ground is I used a paintbrush and dabbed paint on it around the flower using different colours for more effect