Liz Macintyre is an award winning artist in the beautiful Port Stephens area of NSW. Her detailed graphite, acrylic and pastel art is held in private and corporate collections world wide.
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Pastel wolves update
Pottered in the studio for the first time in ages today. Did a little more on the pastel wolves - started laying in the fur on the second wolf as well as adding in some of the finer detail on the second one. Hopefully I'll get a bit more done over the next fortnight. Still off work after my heart attack, still need to rest and recover.
Monday, June 20, 2011
Charcoal wolves update
Working on this one slowly, not doing much since my heart attack last Sunday, concentrating more on relaxing and getting back on track. The coat on the first wolf is starting to take shape, and I hope to make some progress on the second wolf today.
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Charcoal wolves
Been ill the last couple of months so haven't done much in the way of art. Feeling much better and thought I'd play around with the charcoal for a bit. I'll post an update on the pastel wolves soon.
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Update - Wolves work in progress
Here is a quick update on the wolves. I am still working on the layers, and have put in a lot more detail on the head of the first wolf. Once I have finished this stage I will start putting in the fine hair details to really bring it to life.
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Work in Progress - Wolves
Thought I'd post a work in progress this time around, this is one of two wolves in pastel. A little wildlife art makes a nice change from portraits or figurative work. I'll post more updates as it progresses.
Friday, November 12, 2010
Oil on Canvas - Out Of The Picture
Here is my oil painting finished apart from some minor tweaking. This has been taken from an old photo that my mother has. She dated this guy before she married my dad. Pretty glad he's out of the picture.
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Howzat! Acylic on canvas
Here is a little one that was a bit of fun. A few years ago one of the cricket sponsors (a brewery) released these plastic dolls which passed comment when placed in front of the TV when the cricket was being televised. They were a big hit and became somewhat "collector" dolls. The two pictured are David Boone & Shane Warne and they are affectionately known as Boonie & Warnie dolls.
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