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| 'ballerina blue' by myra anderson... |
Part 2 After my last post I realized that I didn't know how beautiful an original 'paint by number' painting can be.
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| Paint by number |
A little bit of 'paint by number' history(CLICK)...
Just for fun, I decided to get a sense of how it was to 'paint by number' during its heyday! Naturally I decided (next week) to paint a 'vintage' ballerina (see below).
Below is one of two ballerinas that I have decided to print and paint (see previous post). Then I would like to see how I can incorporate some of the above mentioned elements in my own ballerina paintings.
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| You can buy these from Amazon |
In the last post I also mentioned being crafty. I think it would be a lot of fun to assemble your own little kit and fill your own little paint pots with color.
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| my project for next week! |
6 comments:
Nice work
Great art
I had never thought about the learning we can do with a paint by number but you are so right. Thanks for sharing and happy PPF
Lovely work!
Great history lesson on painting by numbers. I was looking for a PBN not long ago, well before covid for my great grand daughter and couldn't find any. I thought maybe they had stopped making them. Your art always thrills me. You have such a unique style.
These paintings are so beautiful.
I came to know about paint by numbers recently. Sounds interesting. Haven't tried yet.
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