Showing posts with label victorian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label victorian. Show all posts

Friday, April 1, 2011

Paint Party Friday

Today I almost didn't get something in. My Dad was admitted to the hospital with congestive heart failure last night and I was going to just forget this, this week but I thought maybe I need to concentrate on something else. So here I am. I'm looking to checking out some of the other blogs before I go to the hospital this morning.

Well this week's PPF for me is a piece of porcelain. It's china painted on porcelain. Some paint on canvas, some on paper....I do that too but I also paint on porcelain.

China paints come as dry paint pigments that are mixed with oil. Each piece is painted multiple times and then fired in between each firing in the kiln. It takes several firings to reach the desired colors and look. This particular piece took me 4 firings to achieve the look I was going for.  Don't you just love this sweet little face?
If you like her, she's available in my Etsy shop. Here's the link:
http://www.etsy.com/listing/6533017/hand-painted-porcelain-victoriancottage

Check out some awesome Paint Party Friday art visit this link: http://paintpartyfriday.blogspot.com/

Friday, November 7, 2008

OH MY!

After the election this is the way I felt!



This watercolor ACEO is called "OH MY!" It was inspired by the many Victorian postcards that I collect. Available in my etsy shop http://jywheeler.etsy.com

Wednesday, April 23, 2008

Good Morning......

Don't you just love this little face? It's one of my favorite porcelain pieces. It's available in my shop for $25.

So I'm going to try something.....for readers of this blog until April 25th, the first one who goes to my etsy store and convos me that you saw this Special Sale on my blogspot, the price will be $18. :) Do not buy it directly because I will have to reduce the price for you.

Have a wonderful day.................

A Day in the Past

Facebook reminded me that  8 years ago I was at the coliseum in Rome. The most amazing observation I made was that it was so quiet. People s...