pan pastel of black sketch paper
November Theme Challenge! The contents of a trashcan
190 'skines by Margie
Margie Deeb was the first artist/author to publish a book on color specifically addressing the challenges presented by working with glass beads. She is also the first – and only – artist to produce a podcast about color. Her 5th book, The Beader's Color Palette, published by Watson-Guptill, hit the shelves in June 2008. She is featured on the 2008 season of the PBS show "Beads, Baubles, and Jewels," and in numerous magazines and books. Her passion for color and movement is the driving force in all her creations. In addition to her visual arts in oils, watercolor and charcoal, she is also a musican. Margie teaches her color seminars, "A Passion for Color," "Around the Wheel in 5 Hours," and "The Emotions of Color" to artists of all mediums across the country. Her work is shown and sold in galleries and boutiques, and she is available for teaching and speaking engagements. She lives near Atlanta, Georgia with her husband, composer Darren Nelsen, their Dalmatian, greyhound, a 20-year old koi, and many shubunkins.
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pan pastel on black sketch paper
http://www.MargieDeeb.com
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2010Jul 10
pan pastel on black sketch paper
http://www.MargieDeeb.com
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2010Jun 29
I’m training self to see and “draw” in a new way: looking for shapes, masses and value rather than lines. I did this with no pencil outlines, and took my glasses off, thus eliminating detail from my vision (!). Used pan pastels on a sponge-covered palette knife and a kneaded earaser. These materials prevent me from falling into the habit of making lines and filling them in.
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2010Jun 28
I’m training self to see and “draw” in a new way: looking for shapes, masses and value rather than lines. I did this with no pencil outlines, and took my glasses off, thus eliminating detail from my vision (!). Used pan pastel on a sponge-covered palette knife and a kneaded earaser. These materials prevent me from falling into the habit of making lines and filling them in.
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2010Jun 27
I’m training self to see and “draw” in a new way: looking for shapes, masses and value rather than lines. I did this with no outlines, and took my glasses off, thus eliminating detail from my vision (!). Used pan pastels on a sponge-covered palette knife and a kneaded earaser. These materials prevent me from falling into the habit of making lines and filling them in.
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2010Jun 16
tags: Gulf of Mexico | ink
Tribute to the wildlife in the Gulf of Mexico.
http://gallery.me.com/margiedeeb#100410
ink, Inktense pencils, gouche, copic marker airbrished background
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2010Jun 15
tags: birds | Gulf of Mexico
Tribute to the wildlife in the Gulf of Mexico.
http://gallery.me.com/margiedeeb#100410
ink, Inktense pencils, gouche, copic marker airbrished background (sky and sand)
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2010Jun 2
tags: ink
through not a self-portrait, this accurately says how I feel about the oil geyser in the Gulf of mexico.
