Lacy Cross Linda Rupard

This is an older painting that I always liked.   It is a Latex & acrylic on Arches watercolor paper 22 X 30.   A reminder of what Christmas is celebrating.  Birth of  Christ that brings joy to  all christians  who believe.  

Yellow & Orange Estelle Howard

This is a Latex & acrylic painting done on 24 X 30 cradle board canvas.    It is wired and ready to hang.   This painting can be seen at the Heritage Museum  during  the upcoming Caboose Watercolor show.

Butterflies Estelle Howard

Spring Talk Estelle Howard

This is painted with Latex on watercolor paper. Each layer was put on wet paper, drying between washes completely then rewetting the paper and adding another layer .

Coral Splash Estelle Howard

This is another painting that I did in latex on 140 arches watercolor paper. This just came home from the framers. This painting is for sale.

Lacy Cross

I painted this cross in Doug Waltons Workshop. Texture with a latex wash was used for the first layer then other layers were added using negative painting to bring out the cross. Some paint was removed with alcohol on a Q tip.

Escargot

Escargo by Leada Wood (c) 2010 All Rights Reserved

Here is a fun little piece I did on illustration board. It is only 5x7, and I used squirt texting to make the under painting, then painted negatively around the snail.  I decided to out line the whole snail in white to add more white back into the painting.

Interdimension

This is the second painting I did in the Walton Workshop. It is 22X28 and is latex on paper.  I first painted on wet paper with white latex with my fingers and then took a piece of jewelry and drew a design, after it was dry. Next I squirt texted with 5 colors drawn at random.  Finally I tucked and added more color to complete the painting. All Rights Reserved by Leada Wood (c) 2010

Red,White and Blue

This is a 22X28 latex on paper done in the Walton Workshop.  It was done wet in wet by squirting the paint on the paper and then developing it. Very fun process helping you to loosen up and paint free.  I left all the underpainting showing and kept my whites.

I think it may be upside down but who knew!  This was Monday. All Rights Reserved by Leada Wood (c) 2010