Showing posts with label sound of music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sound of music. Show all posts

Friday, March 13, 2009

Green Company (NA)

Green Company by Sandra Galda (NA)
6"x6" oil on Raymor board

If interested in purchasing contact my email address sgalda@aol.com Thanks for looking, tell me what you think-leave a comment! I am done with the sets for the high school musical The Sound of Music. The students, and even some adults, were eager helpers! I designed and applied the outlines and filled in the windows, they filled in the extensive areas of flat color. I suppose a musical is more fun than algebra and history for most of the kids! It is a great production, so many talented young actors and singers, competing with the best of Broadway in my opinion! I am so proud of the school. Here are some shots of just one of the three large sets:


Sunday, March 8, 2009

Number Two Pencil (NA)

Number Two Pencil by Sandra Galda (NA)
Oil on gessoed masonite
Here is an idea my daughter and I had--a long formatted painting of a number two pencil. I forgot to measure the size and will add that information later. Oil on gessoed masonite board.
Thanks for looking, tell me what you think-leave a comment!

Above are two pictures of the Song of Music sets the kids at the high school, the director of the musical and I are working on for the musical this Thursday. They are such a good painting team! I designed and painted on the outlines then guided them to the application of the best colors to apply. We have lots more to do, but the lion's share is done. The director of the musical is an amazing girl, as is the fellow who built the sets!!! I will post more of the sets later.

Friday, March 6, 2009

The Edge of Cup (NA)



The photo on this cup is too fuzzy...will have to get a better shot. Today is my Sound of Music painting day....when I am oulining some large expanses of flats for a high school musical production. I will post pictures thru the process, hopefully later today. I worked next to a very nice artist during the workshop and we just exchanged links to our blogs...a first for me! Her art blog can be found by clicking here or look to my blog list on the right side of this page listed under other blogs I follow. more later ...


Ok, so here is the set. I just got home and I am tired. I drew it on the flats with charcoal and then solidified the correct lines with dark acrylic paint with a brush. Now the kids will fill in the "coloring book" with really big crayons...I mean small size rollers with Opps paint. Then I hope to get a chance to finish it over with some sprayed on shadows to give it some modeling, shading ect. Only three more this size to go! The show is this Thursday...... By the way, another wonderful artist contacted me from the Carol Marine workshop and we also exchanged links to our blogs, her name is Karen Brunson.