Continuing the "Challenge in Commission"
I have added detail, made corrections, added ink, and finally...some color!
Oct 18, 2006
Oct 16, 2006
Holiday Shopping @ DFS
This season I would like to offer services to make gift giving a joyful experience! Anything is possible! This will also be Dreamflier Studios first Christmas offering these services! Check them out!
- Blank Greeting Cards for the season
- Large 2 x 7 protected Bookmarks
- Matted Prints of any size, just add a mat with your purchase.
- Original Paintings - add a mat for only $10!
Additional Season Services include:
- Working with you to best present a print or original (i.e. mats & frames)*
- Custom sizing of an open edition print *
- Commission a 5 x 7 painting for only $100!
- Quick delivery *
- Will deliver the gift directly to whom you are buying it for *
- Customize greeting cards and bookmarks *
* Low additional fees may be applied.
It's simple!
Please, if you don't see it, find it, or have any questions EMAIL ME and we can work together. The holiday season shouldn't be a stressful experience, it should be a joyful one filled with love and the giving spirit.
Many Blessings!
-Sara
Oct 12, 2006
Challenges in Commission
I've been accepting commissions for some time now but recently I was given one that gave me a new challenge. And I believe that challenges toward our skills make us stronger, wiser, and forced to learn something new in our work.
My good friend Liz Lynner is a nanny who has been watching over these two little ones for at least a year (I believe its more but I could be wrong). She's been featured in a local paper about her superhero skills in taking care of children, and I have, in the past, worked with her at a child day care were we taught in the same room (I was her assistant). Now, after time, this is where we are. She asked me to draw the two girls as angels for their mother, Sarah. Sarah's birthday is right around the corner and what a gift!
Below is the sketch so far. The reason I bring up challenges is because, yes, I used to do portraits A LOT, now...I'm a bit out of practice. Also, I'm going to be creating this portrait in watercolor....that is a bit scary and new to me. But at the same time I'm incredibly excited about it and hope that I can continue doing portraits with my beloved watercolors.
My question for you today is this...
My good friend Liz Lynner is a nanny who has been watching over these two little ones for at least a year (I believe its more but I could be wrong). She's been featured in a local paper about her superhero skills in taking care of children, and I have, in the past, worked with her at a child day care were we taught in the same room (I was her assistant). Now, after time, this is where we are. She asked me to draw the two girls as angels for their mother, Sarah. Sarah's birthday is right around the corner and what a gift!
Below is the sketch so far. The reason I bring up challenges is because, yes, I used to do portraits A LOT, now...I'm a bit out of practice. Also, I'm going to be creating this portrait in watercolor....that is a bit scary and new to me. But at the same time I'm incredibly excited about it and hope that I can continue doing portraits with my beloved watercolors.
My question for you today is this...
"What challenges have you faced in either commission, freelance, or at school? How did you respond to it? How did it all turn out in the end? Did you learn something?"
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