Thursday, February 7, 2008

Sunday, January 27, 2008

Pastel Charcoal Pink Chrysanthemums - by Emma Fashokun

Emma Fashokun absolutearts.com Portfolio

pastel charcoal pink chrysanthemumI while since I posted any new art, I have been working!!! Anyway this is a mixed media piece, using acrylic paint, charcoal and soft pastel. I staretd this to get myself in a pastel frame of mind prior to the Via Colori street painting festival in November, and came back to it after all the Christmas fuss had died down!!

Emma Fashokun absolutearts.com Portfolio

Pastel Charcoal Pink Chrysanthemums

I while since I posted any new art, I have been working!!! Anyway this is a mixed media piece, using acrylic paint, charcoal and soft pastel. I staretd this to get myself in a pastel frame of mind prior to the Via Colori street painting festival in November, and came back to it after all the Christmas fuss had died down!!

Saturday, October 27, 2007

Painting For Via Colori!

Via Colori is coming up here in Houston and here is a sneek peek of the artwork I will be creating 10 ft x 10 ft in a couple of weeks.... this is a painting that will be auctioned to raise money for The Center For Hearing and Speech
thanks
Emma







Thursday, June 21, 2007

Charcoal Hydraengea

I just added a new mixed media piece to my absolute arts portfolio, I really want to do some large hydraengea paintings, just because the complexity of the flowers are a real challenge.


I started out with photos, study and sketches as usual, and here is a mixed media study.

This is listed for sale at $145

Monday, June 11, 2007

Some more charcoal...

Two more mixed media pieces. I enjoy working this way as it is almost like studying the same image with two different disciplines within the same piece.



Available for sale here; Charcoal Cockscomb Charcoal Lily

thanks

Emma

Wednesday, June 6, 2007

Charcoal and Ink

One of my favorite ways of mixing media is to lightly sketch an outline with a 2B pencil. next I study the colors in the flowers and reproduce them with a light touch and a loose wrist.

After taht has dried I work over the whole piece with a soft charcoal pencil, studying structure, contrast between light and shade and especially negative space.


This is one of my favorite pieces, I particularly enjoyed playing with the composition in the prep work I did for this; 'Charcoal Daisies.'



This piece is available for sale $145 HERE.

Thanks, have a great day!

Emma