Ancient Ritual 04 ACEO

This ACEO is part of my Ritual series.

Abstract- Ancient Ritual 05 ACEO

This is another ACEO in my Ancient Ritual Series. I painted it today at our Art league. I have been developing a stamp for the backs of these cards, I have a few ideas, I just haven't decided what it will be exactly. Right now I just paint or do a small drawing on the backs.

10.00 SOLD

Amy's Butterfly's

SOLD
This was a commission, but I thought I would put it up for everyone to see.
11 by 15 watercolor on paper.

Ritual 3 ACEO

SOLD
This ACEO is a part of my Ritual series. It is for sale for 10.00 + 1.00 SH The size is 2.5 by 3.5 Artist collector's card. Fixative covered, Watercolor on Fabriano paper.

Dream Stream

I painted this painting after dinner and had to take the photo with artificial light, the photo seems a bit yellow, the painting is yellow but somehow it seems a bit brighter in the photo. This is 11 inches by 7 inches and is for sale for $40.00. You can email me if interested shantmarie@aol.com My husband came up with the name.

Koi in motion

Large painting... 15 by 11 inches $250.00 + SH 5.00 Watercolor on paper.

I need to go back and count, I think this is number 34 in the Koi series but I have sort of lost count. I only actually have five in my flat files and I'm holding on to those for a show. A koi show, haha, yeah I know dumb joke.

Thanks for stopping by send me a email if you like... shantmarie@aol.com

Koi Magic

I painted this on Clay board and fixed it with pastel fixative. Its Watercolor. The size is 5 by 7 inches. This is the 34 th Koi painting in the series. Many of these Koi painting are sold on ebay and if it does not sell here I will put it in my ebay store.
The price is $40.00.
It can sit on an easel or you can frame it in the traditional manner.
It should not get wet, but is quite sturdy.

Sunny days cool nights

I painted this painting...thinking about teaching this technique for rocks. After I painted the rocks, I liked it so much, I decided to put in the tree. The sky is so blue, and this reminds me of a warm winter's day. I love snow in the sun.

"Woods" a painting a day, by Shanti Marie

This small painting was painted today at the Tega Cay Art League at our weekly "painting Tuesday"s

Some of the members get together each Tuesday to paint and talk. We are all doing something different and our styles are all very individual. It makes it fun, just to share and watch other people paint, their choices and their approach. I decided to try a few bright colors here in the rocks, I like to paint rocks with different colors just to see what works. Some folks like them, others would rather have them realistically painted. Either way, I love the texture. I may be doing a few rock paintings this week as it is one of the techniques I teach.
The size is 6 inches by 8 inches. This is for sale for $35.00

Blue Ridge Mountain Mist

This painting was inspired by my trip to Wild Acres. The place is rather Mystical and it has left foot prints upon my soul. You have to visit the place to understand it.

I have been working on a larger paintings and will post them on my other blog a painting a week, feel free to check it out. http://h20color.worpress.com/ I will post one later tonight. Yes, its another Koi, Its hard for me not to paint them, I keep getting different things I want to try and people keep buying them. I wanted to have a Koi show with at least six big pieces. I only have four so far. The last really nice one I painted, I had to mark as "not for sale" so I can start to accumulate a few more.

Gentle Koi

This watercolor piece is 5 inches by 7 inches its is on clyboard ( Ampersand) and has been sprayed with fixative.

You can choose to frame it like an oil painting or in the traditional manner of watercolor.

High mountain Abstract

I started this painting with one thought in mind, it would be an abstract, I put down some masking and then the next thing you know it looked like snow covered mountains. Before I knew what was happening a mountain landscape began to appear before my eyes. So Then I figure, go ahead, put in some bright pink on the top and maybe something that looks like trees and its done...

I love these paintings, they are loose and free and the color combinations are always surprising.
11 by 7.5 $ 40.00 Shantmarie@ aol.com

Carolina Sunset

11 by 15 100.00 watercolor on paper shantmarie@aol.com

Here is how you paint this painting.1. You paint the orange yellow color starting from the top all the way down the page going back and forth with your paint brush. Starting the stroke off from the side of the paper to the other side without stopping. This way you will not get brush marks. Then blot any paint that may be on your tape, you do not want this color to seep back onto you paper.
Now take a clean bush which you have squeeze all the water out of with a paper towel and pull out some high lights for the water this should be below the area you have chosen for your horizon line… Then also pull out a sun shape on the upper 2/3s of the paper. Let dryNow mix up some dark paint or use Payne’s gray and paint in a horizon line by painting some shapes straight across paint them by pulling these shapes up from the horizon line. If you want, you can draw the line in with a ruler because it has to be perfectly straight. I think my picture is a little crooked but it really is straight. Then paint the same shapes below the line to match the shapes above. If your paper is no longer wet you will need to soften the edges. Take a damp brush and soften any edges of these shapes .( definition of damp brush :A damp brush is one that has been dipped into water to clean it and then using a paper towel, pull out all the water in the brush)
Now paint the clouds with the Payne’s grey color or whatever dark you have chosen. As you paint in this color you will need to soften the edges with a damp brush and also take this clean damp brush and pull out some white clouds under the darker clouds. You will need to (each time)clean off your brush by pulling the color off of it onto a paper towel so you don’t deposit color where you just picked it up.
Now paint in the lower trees using a very dark Payne’s grey leaving some peek holes so the water will show thru. You will soften these trees edges as you did the other things and also put some of the yellow orange color into some of the Payne’s grey color in the center area so that the trees in the center are lighter . Let the trees on the edges be darker.
That’s pretty much it… You have to do this painting project quickly to avoid overworking it.
If you try this and have any questions just email me and I will be happy to help you with it.
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Wild Acres Update

Today it was foggy and a light drizzle of rain was falling.

This is the sign at the entrance to Wild Acres.

Mountain Birch

Today was a long day filled with lots of painting and good conversation with many fine people. Artists are always interesting and of course I actually fit in with this group of ceatives. I'm not getting much rest waking up at 7 am and going to bed after midnight. These daily paintings are getting painted as usual but I'm spending most of the day painting my Jay painting and my extra large Koi painting which is 3 feet by 4 feet. This painting was inspired by the beautiful misty feel you see here in the mountains.

The size is 11 by 7.5 price is 40.00

North Carolina Hummer

Sold: I painted this today at Wild Acres

Wildacres

This was my view from our painting room...

Silver boy or Koi 32 SOLD

This is my painting for tomorrow, I'm going to be pretty busy, I'm leaving for Wild Acres, its their annual Spring gathering and all types of artists poets, musicians, and generally creative types will be meeting for a week long stay in the blue ridge mountains of North Carolina. I will be of course painting during the day and probably sitting by the fire at night. Hopefully it won't be too cool up there.

I am taking a lap top so I plan to keep you up dated.

Earlier today I decided to go out an take a photo to show you the baby Carolina Wren which is in the bushes next to my fence, well only a few hours ago it was screaming its head off and now its gone... The empty nest syndrome, now I know how it feels!

Koi and their liquid landscape

I love the colors in this painting and I also really enjoy the look of the water in these Koi paintings.

This is not a small painting it is an 11 by 15 and is on 300 lb paper it is for sale for $250.00. I will gladly ship it to you for an additional 5.50. USD please visit www.dailypainters.com if you wish to use pal pay.

The Oak and the Willow

Trees have always fascinated me, the different kinds, their bark, leaves and of course the way they seem to be so still but yet in constant movement.

Yesterday I was in my backyard and a small bird fell from a tree and it couldn't fly very well. Before I could intervene, one of my dogs got it and of course must of bit it too hard because it died. I felt bad all day after that. I have these feeders and all kinds of things to attract the birds and to have one of my dogs kill one of their babies really bothered me.
It was a small brown bird and I saw the mother nearby calling to it, it seemed like she had another baby with her and they must have been on their first day of flying lessons. The other baby bird was pretty wobbly too. They are Thrashers, they live in the big Azaleas I have in my yard and seem to raise babies ever year in a big gourd I have placed in among the bushes. Last year they lost a baby to a big black snake which climbed into the gourd. I put out some seeds on the ground this morning, hoping this will help them a little, it rained last night and I wonder what happened to the other little bird, did it make it? I have hope that it did and next year the'll be back. This painting is 8.75 by 11 and is on 300 lb paper. I called it the Oak and the willow because these are two of my favorite trees.

Still waiting

Still waiting was actually painted several years ago and was a result of watching Zoltan Szabo paint something like this. It was a tree with a yellow ribbon in snow. It reminds me of how things change and yet stay the same. Here we are again tying ribbons around trees waiting and hoping that the troops come home.
I repainted it and decided to put it up for the painting of the day for the 25th of April 2007.
its 11 by 15.

The falls revisited

I worked on this a bit and tweaked it here and there, now, I think its ready to sell. This piece is 11 by 15 inches...$100.00 watercolor on 300 lb professional grade hand made paper. Email me if interested. Or you can buy it thru pay pal at www.dailypainters.com I will be happy to mail it to you for 5.50 USD. The beautiful swirling waters and the rocks are a wonderful motif for your home.

The Falls, a painting a day by Shanti Marie

I had some problems painting the falls because I originally tried to make it a creek with a small set of falls coming off the side, the problem was; that there wasn't enough depth to carry that off as well as the perspective was a bit too high, so after putting in a few more rocks and adjusting some of the background I think it looks pretty good.

11 by 15 300 lb paper

Memories in the mist

This painting is 7.5 by 11 inches and was painted today. I was thinking about how beautiful the Pacific Northwest really is and how the mist rolls along over the lakes and rivers. I haven't been out west for a few years but I have a definite connection to that part of the country. This is for sale for $40.00 the photo could be a little better, I took it while the paint was still wet and you can see a shadow right down the middle where the paper rolled a bit. I don't tape down my paper usually and I just allow it to do whatever it does. When its dry, I will flatten out the painting by placing it under a ton of books.

My Blue palette

This is my blue Palette, I wanted to show you some of the paints I use.

I have all of these paints on my blue palette all the time and will use the empty place in the middle for a color which I may only use for a particular painting. I like to have all of my blues, reds, and yellows, separated on different pallets. It seems to make sense to me when mixing and when working with the various colors. I sometimes change a color here and there depending upon what I'm painting, but I find these are the colors I feel I need to paint the variety of subjects which I paint. Many of my paintings only have three or four paints used but I like to have them all out and ready to go, I don't like to spend time squeezing color out of the tube. Especially for these daily paintings, its nice to step up to the painting table and be ready to go in only a minute or two.

The paints are from left to right Paynes Grey - Mimariblue brand(MB), Cyan-MB, Antwerp-Windsor Newton (WN), Ultramarine WN, Cobalt- Cheap Joes (CJ) Permenent Violet bluish- MB, Andrew Turquoise -CJ, Cerulean- Daniel Smith (DS), Sap green DS, Hooker's green DS or WN Windsor green (blue shade)WN
With these blues I can come up with pretty much anything I need. There are reflective colors such as Cobalt and opaques like Andrews Turquoise and of course transparents like Cyan. I can achieve dark darks or the lightest lights, All of these mix well and make wonderful combinations. If you have a question regarding any of these paints I would be glad to help you, as I know them prety well.

Another Koi? yep... ACEO

This Koi is an artist collector's card and is for sale for $8.50 and since its so small, shipping is FREE! Its a koi fish as you can see, the colors are Purple, blue orange and red.... This card is signed and dated and can be the start of your collection!

Here 's how its painted. Start wet into wet. Wet the entire background all around the fish, then drop in the lighter blue color and allow it to burst across the paper, while this is still wet, place some dark purple or ultramarine blue in areas around the edges of the paper. don't stroke the paint on but drop it in. Then using a thirsty brush, ( ie: a damp brush which has had all the water taken out of it by squeezing with a paper towel ) pull out some of the color in areas to create a little drama and to also allow some of the white of the paper to show. This will help you have three very distinct values. Light medium and dark. If you like the small amounts of white in the background this is actually painted around and just allowed to be white paper showing thru. Some artists call these "little windows" and they are always in their backgrounds. I find I like them in certain situations but don't always put them into my backgrounds.

If you would like to try watercolor a good way to start would be to paint some of these Small collectors cards. They are fast, easy and fun! They will teach you to paint with a big brush because all brushes are big when your painting on a surface that is 2.5 by 3.5!

I sell these on ebay as there are just tons of folks who collect these small cards. Originals bring the higher prices the prints are usually .99 cents. its an inexpensive way to start an art collection and they can be displayed in a number of ways. On an easel, in a frame, matted in intersted groupings, or placed in plastic baseball card sleeves and kept in an album.
ACEO stands for: Atist collector Edition or Original some folks call them ATC which stands for: Artist Trading Card then there are OSWOA Origninal Small Works of ART these are post card size paintings or silghtly larger. I noticed someone even has a book out now on how to paint these and market them. Trends seem to come and go we'll see where this one leads. I only paint a few a week and since their so small I can usually paint them pretty quick with drawing or planning. That makes them fun to paint.
email me shantmarie@aol.com

Rocks, a lesson plan

I have been working out lesson plans and I had decided to paint something that would teach several things. I love rocks, I love water, gee, that was easy, This is a simple painting yet it allows me to teach some of the various techniques I have learned over the years. I can teach a student several techniques and some color theory at the same time. Also, rocks can be drawn by anyone, their easy and basically boxes, so most people are not afraid to jump right in.

I love these colors, their some of my favorite combinations. Raw sienna and manganese blue also dark purple and burn't sienna. You can see I'm mixing warm with cool and creating some push pull. Also most of these colors also create a beautiful granulation which happens to be one of my favorite textures.

Welcome Home

Birds are nesting everywhere. In my bird houses, gourdes and even in my Azaleas. Last year we had one little momma in our wreath and that was the inspiration for this painting.

This small painting is 7 by 11 and is for sale for $40.00. If interested email me or go to www.dailypainters.com

Doves Corner

This is a small painting of an area frequented by doves and many other birds but we started calling it Dove's corner just because a pair of doves are always in the area.


The weeds are painted using a pallet knife, & the snow is just the white of the paper. I like painting snow and I think students love to paint it too. Maybe its because its easy to get the contrasts needed for a good depth in the values.

Reflection Lake

This is a quick study of a mountain and lake . The colors are very soft. These kind of colors are typical of most watercolors. Watercolors do lend themselves to the lighter touch.

"Ritual" An original small work of art

This painting is part of my "Ancient ritual" series I started last year. This is the third piece I have painted in this abstract series. The series explores the way people use ritual to commemorate time, history, events and significant changes in human growth. It is a spiritual series and yet it is also a comment on our cultures.

This piece is 3.75 by 5.75 inches and is for sale for $25.00 unframed. I will mat it for you if you wish. Neutral or white mats only. This new painting will be for sale tomorrow at: www.dailypainters.com

ACEO Koi 29

This is an ACEO (Artist collectors card) it is for sale for $10.00 plus $3.00 SH www.dailypainters.com for more information. 2.5 by 3.5 watercolor original on paper. I can't decide what to name this painting. So for now its Koi #29.

Southern Koi an ACEO

This is an ARTIST COLLECTOR EDITION or ORIGINAL.

This is a watercolor original 2.5 by 3.5, it is for sale for $5.00 and 1.00 SH. This is a fun way to get a signed original with very little Moola.

Art talk

I realize I haven’t been doing one of the things I started out to do with this blog. I always wanted to write a bit more about being an artist and the thought process and such. Like the hows and whys of picking out subject matter and how your stream of consciousness is affeced by seeing other art or just by viewing nature. I went to the annual “Spring into Art” show on Friday night and really enjoyed seeing the other paintings. After seeing what everyone is working on, I realize that we (each artist) are all on this quest, a mission of sorts. It seems like you can see each person’s progression and their Art is evolving almost like we are different roads but they appear to all lead to the same destination. I’m not trying to get too “New Age” on you, but it seems as Artists, we do share an essential lifetime commitment of exploration, experimentation and discovery. Michel Angelo supposedly said at the age of 87 “Isn’t art grand, I’m still learning”. I have been painting for a long time and there isn’t a day that goes by that I don’t seem to learn something either a technique or new process or more importantly something about myself.
I found one thing that has always been important to me and that is the use of color and how I react to it. Its not the same as other people, even other artists. Yes, most beginning artist are seduced by color but I have been painting for 27 years and I still love bright intense pure color. There was a time I was almost embarrassed to admit it because it wasn’t the trend to paint with color that wasn’t greyed down and I toeing the line painted paintings like everyone else with these greyed down colors and they were OK and people really did like them. But I asked myself, why do I paint and who am I painting for? Am I painting with my voice or the voice I believed to be mine. We all paint for customers and that is just good marketing, but at the end of the day do you ever just create something that you enjoy regardless of its marketability or if your friends will like it? The Koi are “MY” paintings and sometimes some of the other Lake paintings or nature paintings become my paintings when I allow my intuition to paint. As for many of these daily paintings, they are good exercises for keeping your technique up and are also good for exploration. You don’t have the pressure to make everyone of them successful. If you have been reading this blog for a while you’ll see the good, the bad and the ugly. But since its a daily regime they get posted no matter what.

Nature has always been my inspiration, sitting besides my garden or walking thru the woods near the lake I get energized and a sense of wonder and beauty fill my senses so that I feel renewed. Other artists get this same feeling by being on a busy street in New York or wherever. The colors, sounds, smells and of course the light. All artist love light and the way it shapes things. I think most artists feed upon light, they use it as their inspiration. Since most artists are visual beings everything around them can be inspiration, the creative process is a metamorphisis of sorts.

We take in things, they are internalized and mixed in with a jumble of life experiences and a bit of our personality and a few other influences and out of this something new is created. We call it art

Love is in the air

I finished this painting this morning. I named it and now its ready to show you.

Size is 11 by 15.
Price is $100.00 it will fit into a 16 by 20 frame with mat.

Some sketches from my sketch book

Saturday, April 14, 2007 Birds I really rushed this painting today. I decided to stop here and if I want to paint the birds I can do it tomorrow, or ...leave them white. we'll see. I used the saturated wet technique and frabriano artistico paper. I don't think I like it. The paper I mean. You can wipe back to white real well but glazing is almost impossible. My first layer kept picking up. I always use Windsor Newton paper or Arches or even some of the other brands but recently I purchased some of this paper for my ACEOs. I was told this paper is very forgiving. No one mentioned the glazing problem. Now that I know it picks up the first layer, I just won't plan a painting with glazes. This is 11 by 15 inches and is for sale for $100.00 P.S. I didn't win any awards in the "Spring into Art" show but I felt very good about being part of the show. All the work was really great and we were told 144 entries were entered and only 45 were selected. Friday, April 13, 2007 Out West ACEO watercolor original I thought it would be fun to take a photo of an ACEO next to a man's watch, you can see how small they are. This is called... Out West. This is for sale for $3.00 plus $1.00 SH, if interested email me at Shantmarie@aol.com or go to www.dailypainters.com (2.5 by 3.5 inches) Thursday, April 12, 2007 Reflection Creek I really had a difficult time with this painting because of the diagonal branch, I felt I had given it too much emphasis, so I thought I had to play it down and break it up a bit. I do love these colors and wanted the painting to work. I hope you think it does. The size is 11 by 15 and is for sale for 90.00 + 5.5 SH USD if interested email me at shantmarie@aol.com or go to www.dailypainters.com By The way, My painting got into the Juried show at The Charlotte Art League. Keep those fingers crossed, never know, maybe it will be a prize winner. Wednesday, April 11, 2007 Sunset lane - I have days where I don't have a clue as to what I'll paint for my daily painting. I started out thinking, if I were teaching someone how to paint a sunset how would I do it... Hmmn ... First, I laid down a wash of pink, then added orange, then pink again,going down the paper from top to bottom but I didn't quite think it was right in terms of value, so I added a bit of darker color, it was a wine like color. I blended this into the top portion. The sunset sky was nice but I had no idea what would come next. Of course I thought to myself, If I were teaching someone, I certainly would show then how to lift out an object, so a tree would be a good thing to paint using that particular technique. I waited till the shine had left the paper but it was still damp,& I pulled out the tree branches and trunk with the bottom of an aquarell brush and allowed this to dry. Then, I did direct painting, with brown, and blue, and also grey (made form the blue and the orange). I left some of the pulled out branches to serve as the light hitting the branches. Next, I laid down a yellow green all around the base of the tree. While this was still wet I laid sepia over the top of of the green, while still wet, I used my pin knife to pull out the grasses which cause the green to pull out of the dark sepia and gives variation to the grass all at the same time. For the tiny tiny grasses, I used my pinky nail. I then used a combination of the wine color and the sepia color to paint in around the grass and the road leaving the original 1st wash to be the actual road. A little more green mixed with the sepia for grass at the top of the road and then soften the leading edge and everythings done but the birds. The birds I painted with a number 2 round thinking about their movement and flight pattern and how their placement would help the painting. This painting is 5.5 by 11 inches. It's for sale for $40.00 shantmarie@aol.com Tuesday, April 10, 2007 Stephanie, a sketch from my sketch book I wasn't well today so I'm putting this sketch up for today. I wasn't able to paint. I took one of my Koi painting into Charlotte today in hopes of getting in a juried show. We'll see, cross your fingers! Monday, April 09, 2007 Easter Sunset I love Sunsets and if you live by a body of water I'm sure you do too. This is post card size 3 inches by 5 inches and is for sale for $13.00 Plus SH of $2.50 Sunday, April 08, 2007 My Koi a slide show Candace, a nude sketch At our Saturday life drawing session I was able to get one decent sketch completed. Candace actually had very short hair but I like to use my artistic license to change little things. This is graphite and eraser. It's for sale for $25.00 + SH the size is 8.5 by 11 sketch book size. Saturday, April 07, 2007 Pomegranates pomegranates are wonderfully red, Inside and out, they make great subjects to paint. This piece is 7 inches by 11 inches and is for sale for $40.00. Hope everyone has a wonderful Easter ! Friday, April 06, 2007 Light house breezes - a painting a day I will be teaching a beginner's watercolor class and I painted this painting so I could build a lesson plan around it. The techniques are wet into wet, masking fluid use, splatter, scraping, charging, and direct painting.There are four colors used, cobalt blue, sap green, burn't sienna and lemon yellow. Basic triad color combination.I took this photo a little eschewed, the light house is really straight... sorry bout that! shantmarie@aol.com Thursday, April 05, 2007 A sketch for today This is a sketch of one of the models from our Saturday's life drawing session. These sketches are completed in 10 to 20 minutes and you must sketch in the entire scene before the buzzer or bell rings. sometimes you make it other times the model ends up drawn with only one leg or a foot missing. Its still fun, and I encourage you to put one of these sessions together for yourself and fellow artists. This is for sale for $20.00 plus 5.00 SH. Wednesday, April 04, 2007 ACEO tiny Abstract This ACEO is 2.5 by 3.5, it is for sale for 10.00 +1.50 shipping. I love these colors together and I just wanted to create something that was purely abstract. If your interested, plese email shantmarie@aol.com or go to www.dailypainters.com for pay pal information. Tuesday, April 03, 2007 Field Flowers, a painting a day This little painting of red flowers was inspired by the flowers growing amongst the weeds and grasses of the field. It is for sale for $20. shipping is $5.00. With all this good weather we're having, I have had some trouble getting everything done each day. A friend called me this morning because her tire was flat. As things would have it,I ended up taking her to a repair place, missed my open studio time and squeeze in this painting just in time to make dinner. Monday, April 02, 2007 Peaceful Serenity This peaceful scene reminds me of the lake when its quiet and still, only the sound of a few ducks swimming by. This is for sale for $40.00. Sunday, April 01, 2007 Koi in spring The size of this painting is 7 by 11. It will be for sale for $40.00. I'll be happy to ship it to you for an additional $5.00. Today I was working on one of my larger paintings and suddenly thought, Oh Geeze, I have to stop painting this so I can get other work started. Its kind of crazy to have all these deadlines, painting is supposed to be fun. The day was slipping by & I needed to get several commissions completed and also my daily painting. Well, here is the daily painting. I'll try to get the commissions completed and post them soon. 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