Two Guitars in Gouache - Original artwork by @mayasky
After an amazing week of vacation I am back to painting.
Yesterday I had a very inspiring meeting with a fellow artist that works in different mediums than myself ( watercolor and collage) and after our conversation I felt the urge to try and make a couple of quicker paintings with gouace.
I've been thinking about this for some time regarding my guitar series that I want to make. One of the things I thought would be a cool idea is to make a few smaller pieces that I could sell as prints.
Well, today I started experimenting a bit and ended up painting to paintings, sized A4.
The result;
Some process shots...
Very nice painting maya, your talent is intact
Thank you very much @dim753 :)
:)
I always strugle painting around the strings, your work is awesome!
Thank you so much @siucatti! :) I always struggle with the strings as well..heheh..
Wow... guitar.. nice... blablabla..
Still waiting for the answer from Museum of Modern Art in Barcelona.
Any news? :d
Yes, got the message yesterday that I didn't make the final cut this year.. :/ Oh well... ONWARDS! ;)
Have any thoughts why they could make that decision and improvements that you can make in your art?
It doesn't mean that something bad happened. You are able now to fix your flaws.
Well.. whatever, just move forward. I'm rooting for you.
These are great! :D
Thank you so much @nadejdaalienor! :D
Love them! I would hang them in my studio wall
Aww, thank you! <3 :)
These are really fun! I like how you added the process shots in the post, it's always nice to be able to see what happens before the end result is achieved :-)
Thank you for your comment and compliment @tishyaoedit! :) Yes, I enjoy seeing process photos myself, so I always try to document my own steps.. :)
Greaaat :D .. I appriciate it
Thank you for sharing @mayasky
Have a nice day :)
Thank you for your comment @hicmaster!! :D A nice day to you as well ^^
Greaaat :D .. I appriciate it
Thank you for sharing @mayasky
Have a nice day :)
Your handling of gouache is masterful! They look like oils.