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by Cheryle | Dec 14, 2014 | Art, Art reflections, Learning, Process |
My Accordion book gift project I am starting to look at this accordion book project that I committed to. It needs to be a book that is close to A5 so it is compact and can travel easily if desired. The question has been about how to begin. I have so many photos but...
by Cheryle | Dec 13, 2014 | Art, Art reflections, Learning, Process
Australian gum tree dreaming. Today I started an accordion book. It is for a gift and is larger than I have done before. I will discu ss the how to process ideas in another post. I know I want to lay down a strong background and have an Australian landscape...
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by Cheryle | Dec 11, 2014 | Art, Art reflections, Play, Process |
Continuing my large square mixed media acrylic painting. This is the next stage of the piece. Each stage needs to be added to dry fully before proceeding to the next point. I spend time in developing the detailed layered background from an intuitive playful space...
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by Cheryle | Dec 8, 2014 | About Cheryle Bannon, Art, Art reflections, Process
Where to begin Today was the first day in ages I haven’t had a whole lot of tasks to do by a looming deadline so I did some Xmas shopping in the morning and had a nice relaxed start. I am avoiding starting the accordion book wedding piece as it has so many...
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by Cheryle | Dec 4, 2014 | Art, Exhibitions
This afternoon I dropped off my 6 finished works to the Art at Burnley Harbour. As a first time exhibitor in this annual show, I had no idea how to find it. So the tip is that it is on the Yara Trail bike path and you go down the subway path from McConchie Reserve in...
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by Cheryle | Dec 2, 2014 | Art, Art reflections, Exhibitions |
Another piece for The Burnley Harbour Exhibition this weekend. I am playing with the white out and transparency effect to see what it does. I like the effect in this work and have the sense that it is about not overdoing it. I do. Like the effect of the stencil rub...