I prefer to paint random patterns to start with and then find my motive within those patterns. Erasing what I don't need, enhancing what I like and adding what is needed to make something out of it all. Ever tried it out?
2007-03-07 01:05:08
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answered by --- 4
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Start with something simple to avoid too much frustration. Use a limited palett of just a few colors. Try setting up a simple still life of three objects. Let the beauty be in the application of the paint and colors. Even ugly objects can make beautiful paintings. Walk around your house and find a few things that have special meaning to you. An old vase that was your mom's, a special toy that belonged to a child, a rusty old bucket could all be good starting places. Happy painting!
Maryann
2007-03-07 08:55:33
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answered by Anonymous
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Try to start with a beautiful landscape. Then proceed into painting a fox. Devouring a muskrat. Label them. The fox is America. And the muskrat. Is your hopes and dreams. It will be delightful.
2007-03-07 00:56:13
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answered by seminole0885 3
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Please come paint my master bath. It's too stark as it is.
Or try the Polluck method of laying a very large canvas on the ground, getting drunk then splattering different colors of paint on the canvas.
2007-03-07 01:00:15
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answered by Patricia S 6
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u could try paint something inspirational and nbreathtaking, an embodiment of life and and activity.maybe a busy street; or a rose flower; or even a garden of lovely flower!!!!!
2007-03-07 02:00:39
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answered by lilies 2
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Whenever I get stuck I go and get some fruit and set up a still life. Then you can eat the fruit when you are done!
2007-03-07 03:58:46
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answered by gallery 3
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try something special,
a lion with long neck,
a mouse with big ear
a pig with golden wings
a horse watching TV
2007-03-07 03:32:14
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answered by colorfulbooks 2
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