the table top to the small heavy metal old white table i rescued and recreated as one of my favorite original creations of paint imagination inspiration and hope!
small metal table added some color to create a unique piece of artwork.
watercolor pastels dont smear like oil pastels. not as messy. sometimes messy makes beauty. i like the oil pastels better.
when i began drawing with oil pastels i didnt know what to draw. must be the Indian ancestry coming out in me as i have ended up with a few of these in different colors.
my very first chair found on the side of the road to be thrown out as a plain white heavy metal chair and matching small table i dragged them home and began painting. my first and most favorite piece.
some of the pictures of this chair do not have stripes on the seat. It was missing "something" yep i took care of that! with the stripes on the seat it is now complete.
the little bright red chair is no more. when i brought this little vintage chair home it was a very bright red color. so bright in fact it was unbelievable. i left the underseat to prove how bright it was before i added just the right colors for a special little girl.
a lady was possibly shocked or surprised when i actually said i wanted to buy this old chair for a dollar at her yard sale last year. i have only just begun on this one. it is in very good shape! the wood legs are sturdy and the springs a little squeaky but still decent for a good spinny chair awaiting the finishing touches of my brush.
Habitat Restore is a charity organization where everyone donates leftover construction and household items where they are resold and recreated into new projects. Love the black wood shelf with metal frame purchased there for only a dollar and which is now worth a tiny bit more with my unique painting style plastered all over it! ;) note: the small clay pot was also a "find" there for only ten cents it has now been recreated into a work of art.
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| this was a small fading gold makeup bench with a very old cushion seat. just finished painting it and am in the process of making a leopard print cushion for it. |
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| these were paintable gnomes at the craft store. after just watching Gnomeo and Juliet had to bring home a couple! |
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| i took this photo during a snowstorm winter of 2010 - the news channel aired this one. stood in snow almost to my knees to get the shot! |
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| this was a plain old bar type table. i painted the lower part and now need to refinish the wood top. |
this was a rescue leftover yardsale item. when found it was a plain light tan heavy plastic covered in peeling ugly gold paint. i recreated it in a very original way. no one else ever will have a candle holder quite like this one! ;)
the table top to the small heavy metal old white table i rescued and recreated as one of my favorite original creations of paint imagination inspiration and hope!
small metal table added some color to create a unique piece of artwork.
watercolor pastels dont smear like oil pastels. not as messy. sometimes messy makes beauty. i like the oil pastels better.
when i began drawing with oil pastels i didnt know what to draw. must be the Indian ancestry coming out in me as i have ended up with a few of these in different colors.
my very first chair found on the side of the road to be thrown out as a plain white heavy metal chair and matching small table i dragged them home and began painting. my first and most favorite piece.
some of the pictures of this chair do not have stripes on the seat. It was missing "something" yep i took care of that! with the stripes on the seat it is now complete.
the little bright red chair is no more. when i brought this little vintage chair home it was a very bright red color. so bright in fact it was unbelievable. i left the underseat to prove how bright it was before i added just the right colors for a special little girl.
a lady was possibly shocked or surprised when i actually said i wanted to buy this old chair for a dollar at her yard sale last year. i have only just begun on this one. it is in very good shape! the wood legs are sturdy and the springs a little squeaky but still decent for a good spinny chair awaiting the finishing touches of my brush.
Habitat Restore is a charity organization where everyone donates leftover construction and household items where they are resold and recreated into new projects. Love the black wood shelf with metal frame purchased there for only a dollar and which is now worth a tiny bit more with my unique painting style plastered all over it! ;) note: the small clay pot was also a "find" there for only ten cents it has now been recreated into a work of art.
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