Meet Kate!

-
- Follow D.Katie Powell Art on WordPress.com
Cat Cards on Etsy!


Stickers on Redbubble!


Search My Blog
Write while having coffee… Cards on Etsy!

My Tees on RedBubble!

- acrylic animals architecture art art journal Buddha cards challenge class color commentary commission creativity drawing flowers furniture gods and goddesses graphite history ink painting journal landscape lojong loss making a living meditation memory painting pen & ink pencil portrait process recipe review ritual series sketchbook sketchcrawl tonglen tools urban sketchers virtual sketching waterbrush watercolor writing
Archives
Tag Archives: #PlatinumCarbonPen
Direct Watercolor Sunflower in DS Hahnemühle
Okay, done a non-line sunflower… but it is missing sumthin’. LINES!!!! I love lines, sexy lines, fluid lines, free-wheeling lines. Much better now…. To hear about classes, follow me on Facebook or check out my new, improved dkatiepowellart.com “Memory is … Continue reading
My First Zine: Toilet Paper
My first Zine! I took a class from Skillshare (two months free from Doodlewash, I figured why not) and was surprised at the fun of listening to Kate Bingaman-Burt’s enthusiastic class “Making Your First Zine: From Idea to Illustration“. It … Continue reading
Tools: BIG Changes in My Travel Palette
I’ve been asked about my travel palette and here is the primary palette, though I have others, which I’ll talk about later. I have had this basic palette for two years with the exception of adding Da Vinci’s Rose Dore … Continue reading
Posted in art, art journal, color, painting, review, sketchcrawl, urban sketchers, watercolor
Tagged #danielsmithwatercolors, #davinciwatercolors, #Hahnemühle, #nostalgiejournal, #PlatinumCarbonPen, #travelpalette, Daniel Smith watercolors, Hahnemuhle Nostalgie Sketchbook, M.Graham watercolors, Matteo Grilli, opaque, Primatek, Sennelier, transparent paint, travel palette, watercolor
21 Comments
Mimi’s Cactus
It is the time of the year when my grandma’s cactus blooms. The Fabriano paper was doing its weirdness; I added other colors to the mix and saved the background! “To fully inhabit grief is to hold the contradictions of … Continue reading
Posted in art journal, color, journal, process, sketchbook, virtual sketching, watercolor
Tagged #christmascactus, #danielsmithwatercolors, #davinciwatercolors, #gouletnib, #Hahnemühle, #middleofthenight, #PlatinumCarbonPen, #thanksgivingcactus, art journal, cactus, Christmas cactus, Da Vinci Watercolors, Daniel Smith watercolors, flower, Holbein, Platinum Carbon pen
4 Comments





