by Cheryle | Jun 1, 2020 | About Cheryle Bannon, animal guides, Art, Art Business, Art reflections, digital art, Process |
Isolation and creative space This all started with a CD cover and a tight deadline that became as long as a piece of string as we all went into lockdown. The CD cover started as a painting and shifted into photoshop for digital refining. What I realised was that I had...
by Cheryle | May 19, 2020 | animal guides, Art, Art reflections, challenge, Connection, Inspiration, Mixed media, Play, Process, Wolf |
The List Yesterday I wrote about my current wolf challenge. So today I acted on some of the ideas in that post. The pack is a page of the same wolf, freely drawn and painted, with her head at different angles and playing with size to create a pack moving into the...
by Cheryle | May 18, 2020 | animal guides, Art, Art reflections, challenge, Inspiration, Process, Resources, Wolf |
Wild possibilities As I ponder all the possibilities of this isolation time and the way life has a new flow I have immersed myself in learning and exploring. I know that focusing on a specific area helps push your creative possibilities so I chose an image of a wolf....
by Cheryle | May 1, 2020 | Angels, animal guides, Art, Art reflections, guidance, heart, Learning, Sculpture |
Planning At the start of this year, I had decided my focus was preparing and facilitating the community canvas at Seven Sisters 2020 and then it was completion stage so I would be ready for the Dandenong Ranges Open Studios. Then the world closed down and everything...
by Cheryle | Jan 14, 2020 | Art, Art Merchandise, brooches, Jewellery, Process, Products, Story |
It’s a small world Currently, I have been working on my Earth Collection of wearable art Jewellery. All these pieces use images from my original art. I have begun using wooden bezel bases which I love. The warmth of the natural wood in jewellery is such a...
by Cheryle | Jan 12, 2020 | About Cheryle Bannon, animal guides, Art, figurative, Gratitude, heart, Inspiration, Process |
Responding Sometimes things happen that are so big that you respond. The bush fires in Victoria called for a visual response so I am exploring the toll on these innocent creatures. Art gives a voice where words are not enough. I’m not sure where this will lead...
