Starting out with the backing of a picture frame which I covered with Gesso, my Madonna and Child is now finished and in the picture frame. Aside from the watercolor, colored pencil, rubber stamping and paper scraps I showed last week, I also used gold poster paint for the haloes and veil, and a gold Sharpie pen for the veil trim details.
I thought it would be interesting to show you how this piece progressed, in case you missed my previous posts. Here it is after I made a sketch with brown colored pencil and colored it in with watercolor...
Then, I added shading using colored pencils...
And last week's picture after adding rubber stamping and paper bits...
I'm linking up today with Paint Party Friday. Happy PPF!
Love your Madonna and Child. It's very warm. You've done a great job with this piece. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely ethereal painting!
ReplyDeleteHi Peggy. Lovely work as always. Thanks for sharing your process. Happy PPF.
ReplyDeleteThis is so delicate & beautiful, I love the tones they seem old worldy like from the Renaissance but lifted into a modern interpretation,thank you for showing the steps too & Happy PPF :)
ReplyDeletePeggy, Peggy, Peggy, this is stunning indeed. I love it. Beautiful work. :D
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning and I love seeing all the pictures of how it grew all together. Framing something really makes a massive difference as well.
ReplyDeleteJust wonderful! Love seeing them all framed up. :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous painting and I love the warm tones you've used. Looks great in the frame.
ReplyDeleteThey turned out just beautifully. There's a real sense of peace about this painting. Great job.
ReplyDeleteWonderful ~ very soft, gentle and peaceful ~ thanks for sharing the process ~ thanks, namaste, CArol (Share the Creative Journey) ~ happy PPF ^_^
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! I thought it was great last week, but the added detail with the gold just really made it fantastic!
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is WOW! Your painting is beautiful and reverent. The faces are just gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThe extras really makes it pop and catch your immediate attention! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteamazing layers of gold. thanks for reposting the steps along the way - so fun to see the transformation.
ReplyDeleteShe's lovely. I like your color scheme
ReplyDeleteI loved the watercolor itself, but the details you added just give it such a warm, glowing finish... beautiful!! Thanks for sharing ~ happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteThis is really pretty...I love the details at her neckline. Very lovely.
ReplyDeleteWonderful piece! Love all the details.
ReplyDeleteOh how beautiful! Sheer loving!
ReplyDeleteBig Blog Hug to you I adore your art. wonderful and spiritual and loving...Happy Friday (PPF)
ReplyDelete-KAT-
The finished product is just beautiful.... not just beautiful really really beautiful. So glad got to see it finished and in a frame. xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, thanks for sharing!
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Beautiful says it all.
ReplyDeleteStunning and charming at the same time!!!
ReplyDeleteYou have a wonderful style!!
She's very, very beautiful. I really like how you used the gold poster paint for the halo and such. Brilliant. :)
ReplyDeleteThe warmth of this is wonderful and I love the textures!
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Kristin
beautiful, it's great to see the image finished and framed and to see your process, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWow! There are a lot of feelings and sentiments everytime people will look at this piece of divine art work.
ReplyDeleteturned out wonderful, I love the rubber stamping pattern in the robes the best, all nice touches!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful and I loved seeing the pr0gression. It is always interesting to see how an artist gets from "point A" the the final piece. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOhhhh I love this!!!!! So pretty!! I love the tone of the color. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love this. The colours, the feeling of peace and serenity. It is beautiful.
ReplyDeletePeggy this is soooooo precious and endearing, I just LOVE it! Deb
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful! Love all your layered colors and stamping. Thanks for your nice comment on my blog. I am glad to have found yours.
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