Student Success Stories – Colour Mixing
Below is a gallery of students’ work that has been inspired by the Blue & Orange Complementary Study in The Simple Colour Mixing Acrylic Course If you’ve completed the study from the course yourself drop me an email and I’ll add it to the page!
Rina Shalhov
Liz Wright
Terri Fey
Lynn Wise
Marvione
Kathleen Shaw Georgopoulos
Carminia Gutierrez
Faye Boychuk
Jeanine Munro – love that whole apricot!
Lorna Thorpe – a gorgeous blending of the colours
John Ryan
Madeline Bower
Kirsten Grant
Margarita Konstantinidou
Zai Bathina
Maureen Luckett – Nice paint control between the transparent thin shadows and the rich colours on the apricots, really fab work!
Judith Shore – Fantastic simplicity to this painting, the knife is a masterclass in ‘less is more’. There is under 10 brushmarks on the knife handle yet it reads as an intricate pattern, fantastic.
Peter Ballantyne – A lovely depth to the colours and well-observed drawing. The build-up of layers of colour add a textural quality to the surface of the apricot.
Anne Wilkinson – Lovely subtle observation within the forms of the apricots
Paddy Wilkinson – The inside of the bowl has been judged perfectly to give that illusion of shadow
Inna Balanica – Fantastic detail on the knife, gorgeous handle and reflected colours of the apricots in the blade
Eddie New – An amazing result. The knife looks brilliant and the apricots really sit well together in the composition.
Emily Willy – A brilliant job, the form of the apricots works so well and the stronger touches of blue really pull the colour balance together
Bob Hagger – Loving the bowl and the background hues and the drawing of the knife within the scene
Kathleen Georgopoulos – Great fresh colours, with a confident painterly stroke
Lawrence Driscoll – Amazing work with the apricots. Absolutely love the knife and the reflections, the whole piece balances really well.
Lisa Laufer – Love the colour balance on the apricots, those little dashes of the stronger blue work really well and the texture on the surface looks epic!