The Cat

November 22, 2020 | Whitt’s End Art

An acrylic sketch highlighted in pen.

2 Landscape Paintings

November 19, 2020 | Whitt’s End Art

Two separate quick landscapes done in acrylics. The first is two red barns and the second is a shack in the woods.

The Red Cottage

November 16, 2020 | Whitt’s End Art

Painting sketched and drawn in acrylic and pen

#899 and 900

March 16, 2020 | Whitt’s End Art

Rooster and Cockatiel

Both of these were drawn in charcoal pencil then highlighted with charcoal pencil and soft pastels.

#887 to 890

March 8, 2020 | Whitt’s End Art

Pigs, Four Different Ones

The first little piggy is the one I created using charcoal and pen. The rest I created through an app.

#883 to 885

March 4, 2020 | Whitt’s End Art

The Bunny Part 2

I redid the bunny from an earlier post and created a new drawing and also 2 more photo app re-creations.

Blank Canvas Anxiety

March 3, 2020 | Whitt’s End Art

I love creating art but I get a little stressed when I finish a piece. The reason…Blank canvas anxiety. I hate to move on to a new project. I he reason I have all these ideas running through my head. Ideas which run through my head seeking to be started.

I’ve discovered a couple tricks to help deter blank canvas anxiety.

1. Doodle with your brush. Pick a picture and start doodling it on the canvas. Try not to stick to specifics just let the brush do the talking.

2. Set a timer. Do the same as before, pick a picture or set an ideal in your mind. Then set a timer for say five minutes, ten at the most. Then using your chosen medium create. When the timer is done so are you.

These are the two I use the most but maybe you have your own ideas.