How Time Flies

WOW l have not posted to this blog in over a year. Most of you probably think I had dissapeared for ever.
Luckily all I did was buy a house and have a beautiful baby.Lots of artwork has been going on though, which I will post over the next few days. Also I got a new tablet which allows me to post photo which is also a contributing factor to this post and hopefully alot more this year!

A brand new WIP

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Shimmer

Shimmer is now complete and ready for matting. I am so happy with how this portrait turned out. I have to admit that I was scared of starting it but as always it was well worth starting because it just evolved from there.

Shimmer

30x40cm, Graphite Pencil

Copyright Kristy Chappell 2011

Shimmer, still a work in progress

Well I still working on Shimmer as I am finding it quite a difficult portrait to complete. I have to spend quite a bit of time away from it before i come back as the details are quite difficult to pin down since she is a lovely all white dog, being a large portrait also focusing on the fine details in one area only means you can lose track of the whole thing if you do not pull away often enough. Determination will win through with this one though. I just wish I did not have to work full time as well!




Shimmer 30x40 cm, graphite pencil
Copyright Kristy Chappell 2011

Shimmer WIP

Shimmer WIP1

30x40cm, Graphite Pencil

Copyright Kristy Chappell 2011

Well lots of things have been happening and time has been flying by! I got married! We had a fantastic day and a lovely honeymoon. Before the big day I started a new portrait of a lovely Samoyed called Shimmer who I was fortunate enough to meet and photograph a few months ago. So far I have spent quite a bit of time blacking in the back ground, but have finally started on more of the details and her lovely face. This is a larger portrait so it is going to take a few more days yet!

Little Frisky Foal

Foal 1
74x107mm Graphite Pencil
Copyright Kristy Chappell 2011

I have to admit I love creating these little works of art.

Flame Robin

Flame Robin

9x14cm Graphite and Colour Pencil

Copyright Kristy Chappell 2011

I hope to get some pieces ready to enter in the Jindabyne Easter art show. This is the first little piece that I have created for the show. It is also the first colour pencil piece that I have created, it took a while but I am happy with the results.