I Grew it Myself
In 1987, I meet my wife with what I thought was the best pick-up line ever. Unfortunately, it was based on a lie (which she immediately discerned), and it took me over 28 years to make good on that line. Watch how I redeem myself in this instructional video.
Materials.
- 120# watercolor paper75# drawing paper (or offset printer paper)
- Golden Fluid Acrylics
- ○ Cerulean Blue Deep
- ○ Chromium Oxide Green
- ○ Diarylide Yellow
- ○ Manganese Blue Hue
- ○ Naphthol Red Medium
- ○ Permanent Green Light
- ○ Quinacridone Violet
- Golden Heavy Body Acrylics
- ○ Light Turquoise (Phthalo)
- ○ Titanium White
- Liquitex fluid matte medium
- Assorted brushes
- Plastic pallet knife
- Xacto knife and cutting mat
- Old credit card, hotel key card or Catalyst wedge toolNeedle and heavy-duty black thread
News Flash
I will be launching my first online workshop on October 12, 2015. It is called the Art of the Selfie. In this class we will create six self-portraits (A.K.A. “selfies”) to tell different parts of our personal stories. We will use a variety of mixed-media techniques on 12 x 12 wood panels to create self-reflective art that is richer and more lasting than a quickly snapped picture from a mobile device. For a limited time, I will be offering a special introductory price (50% off the regular price) especially for the Donna Downey community. Click below to find out more.
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The cutest story! great gift for your wife! Love!
Posted by: Shawn Petite | September 15, 2015 at 10:46 AM
Special story😊
Posted by: Tari Eilbeck | September 15, 2015 at 12:34 PM
love the tomato! the stitching is a fabulous touch, too :)
Posted by: jeannie ginsberg | September 15, 2015 at 02:54 PM
Brian, I love how you told the story behind the tomato art! It inspires me to make something that would be meaningful about when I met Scott. And I love the sewing touch too. Great video
Posted by: Kelley | September 15, 2015 at 05:45 PM
delightful..thank you for sharing your story and your art!
Posted by: renee | September 15, 2015 at 07:43 PM