Friday, November 30, 2012
New Paintings: "Vintage Toy Series"
I had a blast painting these images of vintage toys! They are oil on wood panels that are 8"x8"x2" (and I guess I wouldn't be a good art marketer if I didn't mention that they are for sale at the Arizona Art Alliance Gallery in Scottsdale, AZ.!)
Labels:
Arizona Art Alliance,
Art,
Kelley Smith Art
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
"Honoring Our Veterans" show and sale at The Arizona Art Alliance Gallery in Scottsdale, AZ
Please visit The Arizona Art Alliance website at azartalliance.com for additional information concerning this show and future shows. We also have a list of the Outreach programs that we provide to the AZ community, and workshop information if you would like to take some art classes on the website!
Monday, October 22, 2012
this year's Halloween crafts.... Ewwwwwwwww!!!!!!!!!! ( I kind of thought to myself- "What's a nice girl like me making creepy stuff like this?!! ) Oh well.
Labels:
Art,
Crafts,
Decor,
Fabulous Fun Stuff to Make,
Halloween
Friday, October 5, 2012
Just wanted to show you how my daughter Hilari decorated her living room. Isn't it fabulous?! (I'm still working on mine, and I can't wait to unveil the decor soon! ((I'm way behind this year....))
Labels:
Bling,
Bragging Rights,
Crafts,
Decor,
Halloween
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
My Paper Mache Pumpkin Head Project
This summer, while I did some paper mache projects with the glamchildren, I started a pumpkin head mask for myself. I started by applying torn newspaper an old school flour, water and white glue mixture all over a plastic beach ball. ( I like adding liquid starch into the mixture when I can find it)
Then I taped some cardboard onto the ball for a neck and taped crunched up newspaper all around the ball to form a pumpkin shape, then paper mached on top of that.
I takes at least a day in between each layer of paper mache to harden and that's in our AZ heat! I then drew a face on the pumpkin head and taped cardboard to add the 3-D features.
More layers of paper mache........
and more layers of paper mache and adjustments to add form and scariness...
I'll add a final post as I start to paint this guy. FUN
Then I taped some cardboard onto the ball for a neck and taped crunched up newspaper all around the ball to form a pumpkin shape, then paper mached on top of that.
I takes at least a day in between each layer of paper mache to harden and that's in our AZ heat! I then drew a face on the pumpkin head and taped cardboard to add the 3-D features.
More layers of paper mache........
and more layers of paper mache and adjustments to add form and scariness...
I'll add a final post as I start to paint this guy. FUN
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