I forgot my plan to share some of my pinterest finds until a couple days ago, so now I'm back on track. There's just so much inspiration out there, I love sharing what I've seen so that I might be able to introduce you to a new artist or inspire you to try something new......
Here are a few from my Art: Trees & Leaves board:
Surrender to Evening by Ford Smith
Above my Head by Ellen Dittebrandt - I love the use of color but also the unusual perspective
Paula Zinsmeister - printmaking - this style totally inspires me to use my own photos more (a long time goal)
I have a ton of gathered fall leaves - I need to try this!
Great doodled, painted leaves by Shelley Malone via Flickr.
Isn't this an amazing watercolor tree? No link to a site or artist.....let me know if you recognize it. [ed: thanks to Michelle A for recognizing the artist, Brian Payne.]
I love interpretations of birch tress - this is simple and elegant; again with no artist info/link.
Cardboard, photo transfer and crochet by Ines Seidel on flickr
A veritable explosion of leaves! No artist info.
Soon by Eva Magill-Oliver
Berry Farm Studios - Laurie
Deep Roots by Ruth Palmer
Finally, a medium close to my heart: collage. I love the complexity created by using various pieces of text. by Noli Novak (she also does amazing stipple portraits)
Hope you find a bit of inspiration - you can see more of my tree pins here.
Here are a few from my Art: Trees & Leaves board:
Surrender to Evening by Ford Smith
Above my Head by Ellen Dittebrandt - I love the use of color but also the unusual perspective
Paula Zinsmeister - printmaking - this style totally inspires me to use my own photos more (a long time goal)
I have a ton of gathered fall leaves - I need to try this!Great doodled, painted leaves by Shelley Malone via Flickr.
Isn't this an amazing watercolor tree? No link to a site or artist.....let me know if you recognize it. [ed: thanks to Michelle A for recognizing the artist, Brian Payne.]
I love interpretations of birch tress - this is simple and elegant; again with no artist info/link.
Cardboard, photo transfer and crochet by Ines Seidel on flickr
A veritable explosion of leaves! No artist info.
Soon by Eva Magill-Oliver
Berry Farm Studios - Laurie
Deep Roots by Ruth Palmer
Finally, a medium close to my heart: collage. I love the complexity created by using various pieces of text. by Noli Novak (she also does amazing stipple portraits)
Hope you find a bit of inspiration - you can see more of my tree pins here.
Nice group. Ines seidel I am loving lately. xox
ReplyDeleteAwesome shares. I looked up the watercolour tree and I believe this is his site.
ReplyDeletehttp://brianpaynestudio.com/
Stay inspired!
Wow, I like a bunch of these. More things to try!!! ack! That's the problem with Pinterest - way too freaking many good ideas. Very cool group, you and I have similar tastes in these.
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