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Flowers Before Dinner

Flowers Before DinnerThis is a mixed media painting I did before eating dinner. I started out drawing in crayola crayon then I used crayola markers with water over the crayon. I smoothed here and there then added extra layers of crayon under marker until I was satisfied.

The smooth crayon under layer makes working with markers very easy. Shading is easier as is covering up mistakes. I also like the texture it makes where marker stains the paper but not the crayon. I discovered it’s best to use yellow with green marker or blue marker with yellow in order to get the desired result of green. It’s been fun experimenting with the two mediums.

Flowers Before Dinner is the start of my second sketch diary which has been dedicated to flowers of all kinds.

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Sunflower Stretch

………from my sketch journal.

Sunflower Stretch

This is representative of me doing my stretches during the evening to relax before bed.

Sunflower in Watercolor
Medium: Watercolor pencils on paper
Art by: F. Mag

Change of Seasons

Change of Seasons

He said, “Rest your head upon a grassy pillow and let the season’s change.”

Title: Change of Seasons
Art by: F. Magdalene Austin

Sanctuary

A young woman sits in her sanctuary and rests her mind. This painting is along the lines of Waiting for My Father.
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Details: Partial/hint nude, white dove, dimensions, white spiritual light, peaceful blue haze, stone foundation.
Art title: Sanctuary
Art by: F. Magdalene Austin

Sanctuary and Waiting for My Father are available on Redbubble in various print formats such as posters, greeting cards, matted prints and canvas prints. Please see my sidebar for the link.

In An Angel’s Arms

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In Angel's Arms

This painting was originally titled “Birth of a Fairy” but as I looked at it longer she reminded me more of an angel than a fairy.

So here we have an African-American angel holding a child with her wings span wide as a shield. Her skirt comes down and paints the earth in vivid colors of blue, green and purple.

Art Title: In An Angel’s Arms
Art by: F. Magdalene Austin