Showing posts with label 30 day challenge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 30 day challenge. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 31, 2017

CLOSING IN Abstract Painting by Marion Hedger

CLOSING IN
40x40cm
Acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas

Day 30 of Jan 2017 30 paintings challenge
Click Here to see Day 29's painting
 
The final painting for the 30 day challenge. It's been an interesting one for me and thanks for sharing my personal explorations into abstract art. Read about this painting on my blog...


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Monday, January 30, 2017

Sunday, January 29, 2017

AFTER THE STORM Diptych work in progress by Marion Hedger


AFTER THE STORM DIPTYCH
Work in Progress 
by Marion Hedger
2x50x60cm (overall 100x60cm - 40x24in)
Acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas

Day 27 of Jan 2017 30 paintings challenge
Click Here to see Day 26's painting

Read about the evolution of the painting HERE 
 
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Monday, January 23, 2017

Sunday, January 22, 2017

Untitled, WIP abstract painting, by Marion Hedger

Untiltled WIP
Acrylic abstract painting
50x60cm on panel

Day 21 of Jan 2017 30 paintings challenge
Click Here to see Day 20's painting

I started this similar to yesterday's painting but coated the support with the flow medium first (I'm determined to find a good use for it). I used ceruleun blue, alazarin crimson and white. Due to the flow medium the paint was very 'squidgy' as I rolled and the imprint of the rollers was apparent. I decided to go with this and leave the pattern to take me forward. Read more about this painting and to see some WIP photos


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Saturday, January 21, 2017

SAMURAI by Marion Hedger, Day 20 of 30 paintings challenge

'SAMURAI'
by Marion Hedger
50X60cm (20x24in) acrylic on panel
Day 20 of Jan 2017 30 paintings challenge
Click Here to see Day 19's painting

Going larger and being bolder in my approach.

Today I wanted to practice blending. The Golden Fluid acrylics dry so quickly that blending with them is out of the question unless lots of water is used which results in a thin film of paint. I managed to get hold of some Liquitex acrylics in our small town which I know have a longer 'wet' time (is that even a term?). Another new technique for me was using a roller. Read more about this painting on my blog

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Wednesday, January 18, 2017

Possibilities and a Start, Day 17 of the 30 day Challenge by Marion Hedger

Possibilities Abstract Painting
by Marion Hedger
Oil on 6x8in box canvas

Day 17 of Jan 2017 30 paintings challenge
Click Here to see Day 15's painting
Today I am cheating a little. This is an abstract I painted a few months ago from paint left on my palette. You can see my favourite colours in this teal, purples and pinks.
I started two abstracts today but could carry neither of them further. I researched modelling paste and how to use it on the internet and then went out to purchase some with a firm idea of what I wanted to try. Well... the paste was way more fluid than I expected it to be, I expected a thick, grittier paste but what I had purchased did not have as much body as my gel medium. I couldn't really sculpt it at all and it took a day to dry, knocking my plans awry. Does anyone have experience with modelling paste? The only modelling paste I could find in our local town was Pebeo in a tube.
This is where I ended yesterday's painting I wanted to try a toned down colour scheme to take me out of my comfort zone:
 

Monday, January 16, 2017

Turmoil Miniature Abstracts by Marion Hedger, Day15

Turmoil Miniature Abstract Paintings
4x4in on panel
These will be available in my Etsy shop in February
Day 15 of Jan 2017 30 paintings challenge
Click Here to see Day 14's painting
 
I didn't have much time today so I started on some miniature abstracts. Still need some work and I have to be careful not to make them too busy. I plan to do several and post them in my Etsy shop in February.

Ladling the paint...

Sunday, January 15, 2017

Work in progress, day 14 of the 30 day challenge by Marion Hedger

Work in Progress
40x50cm (12"x16") acrylic on mountboard

Day 14 of Jan 2017 30 paintings challenge
Click Here to see Day 13's painting
A complete change of pace today. I found this forgotten abstract at the bottom of a drawer and I liked the way the shapes danced across the page. I had the idea I could change it to an autumn scene and call if falling leaves. 
See the work in progress on my blog

Saturday, January 14, 2017

Pathways Abstract Painting, Day 13 of 30 paintings in 30 days


PATHWAYS
40x50cm (12"x16") acrylic on mountboard

Day 13 of Jan 2017 30 paintings challenge
Click Here to see Day 12's painting
Sticking with the texture and curves today, although I did start out with the intention of having verticals and no curves, and I'm back to my reds and oranges. It must be the cold snap we're having that I need to feel warm. Once again the painting evolved as I went along. Click here to see the work in progress photos...

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Friday, January 13, 2017

In the Deep, Day 11 of 30 paintings in 30 days by Marion Hedger

IN THE DEEP
30x40cm (12"x16") acrylic on water colour paper
by Marion Hedger

Day 11 of Jan 2017 30 paintings challenge
Click Here to see Day 10's painting
Today I wanted to explore blending combined with the texture from day 9's painting. I also liked the blue/green scheme in that painting so went with that.
Read more about this painting in my blog and how I might change it...

Thursday, January 12, 2017

Colour Melange Acrylic Abstract by Marion Hedger, Day 11, 30 paintings in 30 days challenge

COLOUR MELANGE
30x40cm (12"x16") acrylic on panel

Day 11 of Jan 2017 30 paintings challenge
Click Here to see Day 10's painting
Today's painting is on the other half of the mountboard from yesterday. I wanted to test out a flow improver I had but I have no idea how to use it read more on my blog...

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Wednesday, January 11, 2017

During the Storm Abstract Painting, Day 10 of 30 paintings in 30, by Marion Hedger


DURING THE STORM
30x40cm (12"x16") acrylic on panel

Day 10 of Jan 2017 30 paintings challenge
Click Here to see Day 9's painting 
Continuing today to explore the properties of the fluid acrylics. I have deviated from my orange theme.
Today's painting is on reused mount board that used to be a floral still life READ MORE... 

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Tuesday, January 10, 2017

Interface Abstract Painting, Day 9 of 30 in 30 by Marion Hedger


INTERFACE
30x30cm (12"x12") acrylic on panel

Day 9 of Jan 2017 30 paintings challenge
Click Here to see Day 8's painting

Today I decided to exploit the properties of the fluid acrylics. I laid in a wash of yellow red and blue. I spritzed it and tilted the canvas making sure the colours ran into each other but trying to keep some of the yellow bright. Read more about the story of this painting on my blog...

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Sunday, January 8, 2017

INTERSECTION Abstract Painting by Marion Hedger

INTERSECTION Abstract Painting
by Marion Hedger
30x30cm (12"x12") Oil Pastel on panel
Work in Progress
 
Day 7 of Jan 2017 30 paintings challenge
Click Here to see Day 6's painting
I started two geometric abstract paintings today and finished neither of them.

I had the urge to use oil pastels, a medium  I haven't used for a while. I went through a spell of using them after I finished using soft pastels (my favourite medium) because the dust affected my lungs... Read more about the story of this work in progress on my blog.

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Friday, January 6, 2017

Nod to Monet, Day 6 30 paintings in 30 days, by Marion Hedger


NOD TO MONET
by Marion Hedger
Palette knife painting
Oil, 55x46cm on stretched canvas

Day 6 of Jan 2017 30 paintings challenge
Click Here to see Day 5's painting
Another painting that started out a few years ago. Read my blog post about how this painting came about.

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Tuesday, September 13, 2016

Thursday, September 8, 2016

Siesta Time, French Village scene by Marion Hedger

Siesta Time, French Village Scene
palette knife painting by Marion Hedger
Oil on 40x50cm gallery wrap canvas

As we take our drives out and about we always seem to hit the villages just after lunch time. The villages seem deserted and all the shops are closed giving the village a deceptive calmness.

I feel this painting needs something to give it a bit of zing, so I will put it aside for now and re-assess it in a few days. Contact me if to reserve this painting.

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Thursday, January 23, 2014

Rose Flower Arrangement No.4 Mini Treasure painting by Marion Hedger

Mini treasure flower arrangement 4
Palette knife painting
Impasto oil
10x10cm (4x4inch) on box canvas
Can be hung without a frame
This is painting No.21 in the 30 day challenge
Available for purchase

Take a look at Marion Hedger's art website

  
This is the fourth and final miniature treasure of this series. Here is the collage of all four.
 This was a fun little series to paint, but it is now time to move onto something else.
A close-up of No. 4

Wednesday, January 22, 2014

Rose still life arrangement No. 3 Mini treasure painting by Marion Hedger

Mini treasure flower arrangement 3 
Palette knife painting by Marion Hedger
Impasto oil
10x10cm (4x4inch) on box canvas
Can be hung without a frame
This is painting No.20 in the 30 day challenge
 Take a look at Marion Hedger's art website

This is the third painting in the series (I have one more which I will post tomorrow)

INSPIRATION FOR THIS PAINTING
Like yesterday's, and the day before, this painting was also inspired by the flower in painting No. 17 Summer Light
Rose still life flower arrangment No.2
Rose still life flower  arrangement
Summer Light still life after Henri le Sidaner


Collage of the series so far

CLOSE-UP OF No. 3

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