Sunday, May 15, 2011

killin' time

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There is no much time to kill when traveling- lots of hurry up and wait- so this morning I took a little time to myself to paint while waiting to check out of my hotel. I find that time passes much quicker when painting :)

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23 comments:

Nathalie Nayer said...

absolutely gorgeous!

Deborah Boschert said...

Beautiful! Love every single detail. I've been trying to figure out how to get that drippy paint look on fabric. Any thoughts?

Anonymous said...

So beautiful. I love every part of it.

Anonymous said...

this is really nice!!!

Vanessa Kiki Johanning said...

Alisa!!!
I am so glad you had a great time... looks like you came away with some inspiration to take home and cherish! Thanks for always putting yourself out there! wish SSOOO bad I could have been there!! xxooo

.....I'm Still amazed by your style!!! ...

~vanessa

" M " said...

Wow ! You made that while waiting to get checked out of your hotel room? Thats awesome , I hope to be that quick someday : )

Lisa said...

You are TRULY INSPIRING ♥ Thank you!!!
Cheers,
Lisa
>^..^<

Rosie Grey said...

This is so fantastic - beautiful!

Kay said...

as I have said before..you inspire me!

Brittan said...

oh, i love this! for this reason i always have some sort of project and sketch book with me EVERYWHERE i go!

marjorie rose said...

Pretty! Beats watching TV and checking the clock every five minutes..

HollyM said...

It's amazing what yo can do to pass the time! Lovely!

Jeannie said...

Ditto what everyone before me has said. Absolutely beautiful.

Katie Cannon said...

beautiful

jwilsonhess said...

You were amazing at inspired- your class was my favorite and I can't wait to make more fabric. Thanks for such a great class!!!

Cassie Shella said...

Oh this was just what I needed to end my day with:) So pretty and inspiring.

HRANDICA said...

Uau, beautiful! I love how you showed us this step by step.
Greetings.

Indigo Blue said...

This is such a gorgeous painting! Could I be really nosey and ask where you bought your paintbox from? I have some Daler Rowney water colours and Derwent paints but they are not a bright. I did look on the crayola sight but they all seemed to be children's paintboxes, completetly different.
Many thanks for sharing and being so inspiring.
xx

aprilmariecole.blogspot.com said...

Fantastic... love your "kill'in time!" :]

Anonymous said...

Makes my heart go pitter patter!
Trish

Jenny Petricek said...

Very impressive! I love how you photographed the different stages of the work!

I just discovered how wonderful it is to create art while traveling...it makes time away from home much more productive and fulfilling!

Anonymous said...

well you certainly make good use of your time! :-) Lovely~

Deborah

Krys72599 said...

OMG. I was hesitating about signing up for your watercolor class. But then I saw THIS post. And I'm convinced. I NEVER thought about creating a watercolor background and THEN creating the images on top of it like you did here - I was SO struggling with not having the "ability" to draw or paint a picture, that I never saw it as layers, some background with some sort of image on TOP could be ART...
It's like an epiphany for me...
See you in class!!!

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