My latest online class- Watercolor Bliss is well under way and the latest lesson is all about creating backgrounds with simple techniques! For those of you not taking the class, I thought I would share a little peek into what we are creating.
watercolor backgrounds from Alisa Burke on Vimeo.
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So glad I found this blog :). I will come back. Definitly!
ReplyDeletewaoh ! this is a video worth watching every now and then to keep it in mind for the right moment ! thanks a lot for sharing !
ReplyDeletelove this--!! you inspire me--gotta make time to paint later today!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing I love your videos.
ReplyDeletethat is soo cool i want to try doing this!! That was an awesome video really worth lookin' at thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteWow! you're very creative. :) I really enjoy water coloring. You're very talented.
ReplyDeletewow what a great video and such vibrant colors, would it be cheating to ask what brand name watercolours you use
ReplyDeleteWhoa. That was so cool...
ReplyDeleteWoo hoo, that was fun!
ReplyDeleteI love this video..makes me want to leave all my work and sit down and start water coloring!
ReplyDeletehey there alisa! you're amaziiiiiiiing!! thank you for the peek. will there be another online class soon?
ReplyDeleteextraordinary video, the time it must have taken to film and edit!!! and the subject makes it look so easy...
ReplyDeletethank you for all the time you put into this blog, it's amazing! and very inspiring
happy colorful trails
Getting my watercolor out right....NOW!
ReplyDeleteW O W ! ! !Awesome video. So inspiring! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletealisa, thanks for that video! it was beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteThat looks so nice! Did something very similiar in my art class in school years ago!
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Fantastic!! Thanks for the 'video-torial'! I learned a lot in a really short time! Can't wait to get home from work now!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing! My current favourite background technique is sponging, but I think I'll have to try this out.
ReplyDeleteYes! You are a total inspiration! I have to go out now with my camera!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!
I went and tried the rubber cement resist, oh it was fantastic! Thanks so much. I had to go to the office supply for school today and well, I picked up a fresher bottle of rubber cement. Mine was a bit less fluid than it could have been being in my drawer for awhile. I used to use it all the time but it's banned from my workplace so I brought it home and forgot about it. Now I have a creative reason for playing with it again. I love rubbing it off and seeing the magic!~ So inspired! Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteI could watch that all day.
ReplyDeleteHi Alisa! Thanks for embedding the video in this post...I'm definitely a visual learner, and while I always love reading about how to carry out a technique, it is just better for me to see someone as they are doing it.
ReplyDeleteI do have one question...on the first page, when you created the squiggly lines and then painted over them with purple watercolor paint, how did you create the squiggles? Was it a white crayon? A pastel? A marker or pen of some kind? I couldn't get a good look at what you were using, but loved the effect!
So inspiring as always! I've got the same question as Jenny though: what do you use on the first two backgrounds to create those negative space squiggles? It's not rubber cement I think, and I've been looking forever for something like this without knowing what it was called!
ReplyDeleteWonderful reading your blog!
I think I am in Love- with your blog. It's beautifully done and super inspiring. I hope I will "man Up" so to speak and start posting my own creativity for the world to see soon. Thank you for the inspiration
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ReplyDeleteFantastic!!
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