Bintana

This is my line drawing of a bintana. Bintana is a filipino word for a window. It has squares and colored circles to make it look like capiz shells. I saw windows like that in some places in the Philippines. The lower part of the bintana has carved railings.




I am again using oil pastels on white felt paper.




And my finished work after 30 minutes:


This is my second work for the day. I did the Lantana flower and the Bintana in one day! They will both be included in my portfolio for exhibition.

Our Lantana Flower!

I do not really like to draw or paint flowers but my art teacher Lui showed me a close-up of our Lantana flower that blooms during summer. The picture of our Lantana flowers last summer can be seen from the pictures on the right.


This is my line drawing interpretation of the flower. I am again using oil pastels on colored felt paper. This time I am using blue felt paper.


And my work in progress:




And the finished work below I did in 30 minutes! I really work fast. This is my 7th work which I am compiling for a possible art exhibit.

My Colorful Dinosaur!

Oil Pastels on brown felt paper.

Work In Progress . . .

I start with lines and shapes until I fill up my paper.





And then I color it.





And my finished work in an hour:


Oil Pastels on 20" x 30" pink felt paper

Birds!

Oil Pastels on 20" x 30" yellow felt paper