by Paige Colwell | Jan 19, 2022 | History of Teaching Art, Sketchbook, UF Grad Studies
Scan of My Personal Art Education Illustration. The scanning process removed a lot of the fun from the metallic paints. I’ve included another picture of this image at the bottom to try and capture those nuances. My Personal History of Art Education My...
by Paige Colwell | Apr 22, 2021 | Misc Paintings, Paintings and Murals, Portfolio, Sketchbook, Uncategorized
This piece is guache on water color paper. I was really happy with the textures I was able to get out of the guache. (I treated myself to a paint set and have been playing with it) We are vegetarian at our house, so we cook with a lot of mushrooms, and we have a nice...
by Paige Colwell | Apr 22, 2021 | Illustration and Design, Portfolio, Portraits, Sketchbook, Uncategorized
This was during the time period I was trying to really work on my digital painting skills. I am proud of the progress I made in this one. I did enter it in a Bates Motel contest, but I didn’t win anything. Oh well. It was fun to do either...
by Paige Colwell | Apr 22, 2021 | Cats. Comics. Curves., Comics, Illustration and Design, Portfolio, Sketchbook, Uncategorized
I have a million old screen prints that I’ve been trying to figure out what to do with. That’s why this piece is dated 2012, but it’s actually from 2019. The original print was done in 2016, and I have about 100 more. When clearing out my studio I...
by Paige Colwell | Apr 22, 2021 | Misc Paintings, Paintings and Murals, Portfolio, Sketchbook, Uncategorized
I always love experimenting with different techniques and mediums. Once again this was a demo for my students. We learned about the yarn paintings of the Huichol people of Mexico and they had a project based on it. I always loved this picture of Chipster so I chose...
by Paige Colwell | Apr 22, 2021 | Misc Paintings, Paintings and Murals, Sketchbook, Uncategorized
This was a fun little painting I did for our Dean of Students. It’s just acrylic on watercolor paper. I wanted to make sure she had a portrait of herself with a crown to hang up in her...
