Todays Painting Studio: Hand painted Christmas ornaments

Hand painted Christmas ornaments

It is always fun and rewarding to make your own Christmas ornaments. I bought some ornaments at the end of the holiday season last year on clearance. Open oil paint worked well for me because of the quick drying time. Also some acrylic puffy paint with glitter and a metallic paint pen for drawing some designs on them.
Give it a try; you will be happy you did!

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My name is Alan G Shiner. I started painting at an early age as a result of watching my father paint holiday scenes on the windows in at the Detroit Airport for North Central Airlines. Does anyone remembers that airline. I believed I had the same talent as my father and wanted to be just like him as most every young boy would. In third grade, I received a large art box filled with an assortment of artists' supplies. I gained more confidence and began excelling in art and won many art contests as a kid in elementary school. During this time my elementary teachers told me they had to let some of the other kids win, even if my art was the better. I understood and wanted the others to feel the good feelings I had when I win. I started to make pastel drawings for all of the teachers and they love it. I really enjoyed having something I was good at. Soon my teachers had me decorating the class room and hall cork boards in the school and making the programs for the school plays. I would draw scenes and cartoon characters on large white rolls of paper playing with color and outlines and working out perspective. As I developed into a teen we moved to Palm Beach FL. to the town of Wellington. I had business cards made. "Art Work By Alan" My first entrepreneur experience. I still entered contest in high school and painting on windows for holidays. I then began to do window lettering as well. Soon I began to get jobs with the local businesses including the local insurance company. I would repaint the lettering and designs on window that would get broken out and had many parents that I babysat for ask me to paint there windows for holidays like Christmas and Easter. Growing up and moving a few more times and graduated High School in Riverside Ca. I continued to worked in a creative field most of my life. Now a days I am an interior designer and I often incorporate my own art into my designs with commissioned paintings that I designed specifically for my customers own style and space. Filling as many walls as they will let me. When I am painting, I tried to always reflecting sensitivity and vision in my paintings by communicating visually through a new and unique style and twist to create a brand-new understanding of the realities life presents in a world that is constantly changing. Often painting what is in front of me and sometimes from current event photo references. I establish paintings with a feel of Contemporary Impressionism and sometimes Abstract Expressionism qualities. I strive to design paintings with confidence and boldness of color by taking daring steps towards inspiring a brand-new view of the world; always reaching for an inspirational moment to record in our devouring times.

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