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| Capture the Stars. Original SOLD. Prints available in my etsy shop. |
Lately I’ve been thinking about keeping everything simple. So I felt inspired to create a simple black and white owl.
This is one of the owl projects I share in HOW TO PAINT AN OWL 2.
I just love painting on these wood plaques with beveled edges. I usually find them at craft stores in various sizes and add a sawtooth hanger on the back.
I delight in painting on anything where the painting can curve around the sides and be admired from all angles.
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| Capture the Stars. Original SOLD. Prints available in my etsy shop. |
For this painting, I went back to layering some of my favorite art supplies like origami papers, pencils and paint markers.
And from there, this white owl fell into place and got its story…
While flying around the world, experiencing as much as she can, this owl has learned it is possible to CAPTURE THE STARS
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Abstract and Figurative Painter
Juliette Crane creates luminous, dreamlike paintings shaped by memory, imagination and nature. She builds translucent layers of color until something familiar begins to emerge. Based in Wisconsin’s scenic Driftless Region, her work is represented by select galleries across the United States.
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4 comments
Papaver Bogumiła
ta sowa sprawia zawrót głowy!co za kolory,no i te oczy!precyzja w oddawaniu swojej wyobraźni.bardzo piękne, chciałabym kiedyś tak używać farb i pędzla!będę zaglądać,pozdrowienia z polski
Juliette Crane
thank you so much! i know you'll get to painting some day. best wishes! -juliette
Merlesworld
She is a star, she has a winning look about her.
Merle…………
Juliette Crane
thank you so much!