14 years ago
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About Me
- joyce faulknor
- I am a watercolorist and author my work has been published in numerous books and magazines including American Artist Watercolor featured on the front cover, Watercolor Magic, The Artist's Magazine, North Light's Splash 8 - Watercolor Discoveries, and Splash 10 - Passionate Brush Strokes and the more recent "Stunning Crystal and Glass" published by North Light Books, and my DVD Video "Stunning Crystal and Glass". I am also the co-host to an award winning instructional television program "Art 2 Art" view on http://www.communitymediacenter.net/watch/videosontheweb/awards.html#2008_WAVE_Awards. In 1987 I attended the Academy of Art University in San Francisco focusing my studies on illustration, during my time at the Academy of Art I discovered watercolor and fell in love with this medium and became a full time watercolorist and instructor. From 1991 to 2001 she opened an art school of her own, "Emerald Lake Art Academy", in Redwood City, California. In 2002 I concentrated on developing a new technique in watercolor, painting from dark to light, and have found that my students thrived on this unique technique, and could see there paintings develop quicker.
My Blog List
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Painting Florals Dark to Light - Step Three Finish the Iris with lovely glazes of purple and pink creating a beautiful iridescent hue of purples and pinks. I painted this painting today, t...
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Wednesday Class Changes - In order to help students achieve their goals and have a better understanding of the creative process, from idea to a completed image we are changing the f...
11 years ago
Thanks for sharing this information. I can't wait to see what else you have to share.
ReplyDeleteHi Joyce, it's me Doris from artcolony. thank you so much for showing this demo.
ReplyDeleteWill talk to you on the other forum.
Doris
Hi Joyce, great to see what you mean and very interesting! Thanks so much for sharing your technique.
ReplyDeleteHi Joyce! Welcome to the world of blogging!
ReplyDeleteHey Joyce, now you will have just one more thing to do with keeping up with another blog. Thanks for showing this. Blog on!!!!
ReplyDeleteI've had it in my mind to attempt something like this for quite some time, but hadn't quite worked out the details - thank you so much for sharing and saving me from having to go through much trial and error!
ReplyDeleteJust found your Blog and love this idea!
ReplyDeleteCould you tell me where I can find how to do the Varnish part to do this?
Joyce, I wonder, is this 140 lb. paper and do you not worry about paper puncture if it is? Also, as I prefer to paint first and then mount, do you not find it more difficult to paint wrapped sides of paper after stretching? Just wonder about these two areas of process. Thank you so much for sharing.
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