"I am self taught after high school classes in 1973 and 1974, and a few college classes. I go to the library and bring many books home........ and read, study, and look at all the types of artists and techniques. I go to the…"
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Elizabeth DeAnne
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Looking for thoughts & tips
Started this discussion. Last reply by inspirations113 Mar 9. 19 Replies 1 Like
Firstly - I have to admit I…Continue
Tags: amature, impressions, feedback, acrylics, critiques
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Jazzylady replied to Elizabeth DeAnne's discussion Looking for thoughts & tips"I totally agree with this. As long as you love doing what you do, everything is fine :-).
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Toshi Sanglir replied to Elizabeth DeAnne's discussion Looking for thoughts & tips"Hi Elizabeth, your painting is great but you say you are intimidated? Common, it is a wonderful work. And most of us are self taught. I have no clue about painting and yet I love painting when the mood hits me. Keep the good work comming. I am…"
Laura Hill replied to Elizabeth DeAnne's discussion Looking for thoughts & tips"Having teachers is a good / not so good thing. You can learn so much from them but sometimes, you also have to put up with their ego. That is pretty much life in general. Learn that it is all right to be criticized, learn from it and let the other…"
jaguar replied to Elizabeth DeAnne's discussion Looking for thoughts & tips"I am also self taught except for a stint of teaching as a very young girl, other than that, I am self taught and learning all the curves and falling sometimes into the pits. I like you, fear to take my stuff to exhibitions for fear of laughter or…"
Jazzylady replied to Elizabeth DeAnne's discussion Looking for thoughts & tips"Yes, yes, yes :-). I had to learn to be patient and loving with myself. And the most important thing is that WE love what we painted. It doesn't matter so much what others say. In my art class I show my teacher sometimes what I did at home. He…"
Laura Hill replied to Elizabeth DeAnne's discussion Looking for thoughts & tips"Elizabeth first off stop being intimidated by the fact you have no formal training, I have never had any training and this is what I do for a living. Second and most important when you paint or draw or create do it for yourself. You are the only one…"
Jazzylady replied to Elizabeth DeAnne's discussion Looking for thoughts & tips"It looks really cool, I like it. One thing I was told by my art teacher, because I was doing something similar, is, don't use too many different colors and balance them well in the whole picture. Look at some pictures from Piet Mondrian, they…"
Kristen R. replied to Elizabeth DeAnne's discussion Looking for thoughts & tips"I know what you mean about looking for helpful comments and others having loads more experience and theoretical knowledge than you. I feel the same way. I really love your painting though, it's extremely unique and I do agree that it has a lot…"
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A few things about me...
My name is Elizabeth McGlasson (I am also known as Red Sangre.) I am a Multi-Media, 3D Graphics Artist, Digital Painter and Avid Crafter from Las Vegas, NV, and I have been creating my art since 2000. In the beginning, I focused mostly stylized artwork rendered in 3D, my digital work brings to mind the darker imaginings of gothic horror, fairy tales and fantasy scenes. My primary influences are the works of Brom, Brian Froud, Julie Bell, Dorian Cleavenger and Amy Brown to name just a few.
My award winning 3D/Digital work has been featured on everything from coffee mugs to custom tattoos. I was recently interviewed in the second issue of Collective Consciousness, a magazine celebrating upcoming Digital Artists and was showcased in the successful European publication Forbidden Whispers. In addition, my work has been on display in the prestigious on line gallery Ascent Aspirations. In 2006, I was one of the top 8 winners of the 3 Dimensional Master's Award 2006 given to me by the readers of Future-Art Magazine.
In 2008, I began to break away from the digital world and began my Painting & Crafts business, simply called "Red Sangre's Artworks". Specializing in quirky crafts, folk style impressionistic paintings and shabby chic re-purposed art. It's main purpose is bring fun to people's lives and homes.
When I am not creating art, I spend time with Brett, my husband of 15 years and our son Miles, along with our three dogs; Lucy, Taco and Halo.
My award winning 3D/Digital work has been featured on everything from coffee mugs to custom tattoos. I was recently interviewed in the second issue of Collective Consciousness, a magazine celebrating upcoming Digital Artists and was showcased in the successful European publication Forbidden Whispers. In addition, my work has been on display in the prestigious on line gallery Ascent Aspirations. In 2006, I was one of the top 8 winners of the 3 Dimensional Master's Award 2006 given to me by the readers of Future-Art Magazine.
In 2008, I began to break away from the digital world and began my Painting & Crafts business, simply called "Red Sangre's Artworks". Specializing in quirky crafts, folk style impressionistic paintings and shabby chic re-purposed art. It's main purpose is bring fun to people's lives and homes.
When I am not creating art, I spend time with Brett, my husband of 15 years and our son Miles, along with our three dogs; Lucy, Taco and Halo.
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Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 8:23am on June 17, 2011,
Lou Mead said… - Yay I have a friend! :-)
- At 4:48am on June 17, 2011,
Laura Thykeson said… - Thanks for the "Friends" invite!
- At 2:46am on June 8, 2011,
Thaneeya McArdle said… - Welcome to the Art Colony, Elizabeth! It's fun to see your art - I especially like the pink abstract heart. If you have any art-related questions, please feel free to post in the forums or groups, where your fellow artists will be happy to help you out. Above all, enjoy the site! Thaneeya (moderator)
- At 2:21am on June 8, 2011,
Sue Pownall said… - Hi Elizabeth welcome to your new art adventure. Sue (moderator)
- At 6:27pm on June 7, 2011,
Suzanne Vadnais Monson said… Hi Elizabeth, and welcome to the Art Colony! I hope you enjoy the site - there's a lot to explore here, so have a look around and make yourself at home. You'll find plenty of art and inspiration!
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Most of all have fun and join in the forums and groups! Can't wait to see your art. :)
Best Wishes, Suzanne (Moderator)
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