"If you could say it in words there would be no reason to paint."
-Edward Hopper
I used to use a paper plate as my pallet. It was so fancy.
Then one day I decided to use the back of a clipboard, a little bit fancier.
I ended up giving that to someone. She wanted to hang it on her wall.
That got me thinking so I decided to use my next pallet on a canvas panel, that way if I ever give it to someone they can frame it. I love having a pallet that has texture and colors, not having one that I rinse off or throw away.
I shared this the other day and had a lot of comments about it, so I want to share it with y'all. I can't give this pallet to more than one person, but I can give you a chance to print it as a photo. If you are interested you can save the photo and print it on photo paper or send it to your favorite photo printing place. I made it the lock screen for my phone and it makes me smile every time I see it.
Go HERE to view and download. Click on the DOWNLOAD tab in the top left corner - it should just save as photo.jpg & you will need to know where your computer's default download folder is.
love it! you must have read my mind because my first thought was "ohhh i want that!" haha. thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteLove this!!! Pallets make some of the coolest art in my opinion! Thanks for sharing it with us!
ReplyDeleteThank you! Hope you enjoy it.
DeleteSuch a good idea to make it your lock screen! I may do the same ;) Thanks for the opportunity to "own" your canvas. I am thinking of just the right spot to put it! :)
ReplyDeleteYou are so welcome. Enjoy.
Deleteyes! I love this! I used to use old canvas in school...but that was just b/c I was to lazy to wask a palette lol ... wish I would have kept them now!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lindsay!!
ReplyDeleteIt's the perfect screen saver.
Makes me feel inspired everytime I look at it.
xoxo
I love this. It's for me, right? How many times have I said that? ;)
ReplyDeleteJust found this on instagram, and had to come looking for it! Pinned it, to have it printed for my wall. Love it!
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome! I did this using gouache paint and acrylic - as I was experimenting, unfortunately I threw it away!
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