A few years back, I decided to try my hand at oil paints. I really loved it, but it was so time-consuming it didn’t leave room for much else, so I dropped it. I remember being so amazed at being able to do a few swipes on the canvas, and actually creating something recognizable.
A few years back, I decided to try my hand at oil paints. I really loved it, but it was so time-consuming it didn’t leave room for much else, so I dropped it.
I remember being so amazed at being able to do a few swipes on the canvas, and actually creating something recognizable.
I admire other people’s art because I have no talent for it.
Give it a try some time. You might surprise yourself.
It’s a beautiful painting. Wow.
Have a fabulous day and rest of the week. ♥
Thank you Sandee!!!! You have a great day as well!!
That is fabulous, Vero! You have talents like crazy!
Thank you Someone (whoever you are)(❁´◡`❁)
I tried oils and that was a definite nope. I enjoyed water colors but the biggest surprise when I dabbled in the arts, was a love for sketching portraits. Not that I was good at it but you could tell who it was. I considered that a win. Love your beach scene. I’d love that in water colors.
I like the slow drying quality of oils. It’s so easy to do things over and over until you get them right. I’ve done a little sketching, but nothing good ever came out of it.
It was the slow drying that I didn’t like. I would paint something perfect (in my eyes) then bump something and booger it all up. 🙂
🤣🤣🤣🤣Yep I had a few of those “boogery” occasions too!
That’s quite nice. You should pick them up again!!
Thank you, and I have thought about it. Just not enough time for everything I want to do.
Oh, how pretty. I love it! Vero you have many talents. Thank you for sharing this. I gave up oil painting too. Sketching and doodling was much more fun for me.
Thanks for the nice compliment. I guess you could call me the “Jill of all trades”!
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