Welcome to My Cosy Loft!! My Cosy Loft is a little craft corner which I showcase my collections of handicraft I enjoy doing. Being a SAHM, and previously a music and art teacher to young children, provides me with the inspiration and the flexibility of time to work on my designs and ideas. Be it hobby or work, I love every moment of it! I have three different brands to showcase the various types of work I create. The are namely Eternal Covenant, that features exquisite ring pillows, Precious Findings that showcases my clay accessories for ladies as well as Pixie Suzie, an accessory closet for little girls. They are mostly sold through my Etsy online stores and through referrals. At My Cosy Loft blog, I will also be talking about new finds I discover from time to time that include materials, techniques, marketing avenues for craft work etc.

Saturday, July 23, 2011

Inspired by Art

Tree of Wisdom inspired by Natasha Wescoat
Acrylic on Canvas

Summer Time inspired by Renoir
Acrylic on Canvas

Spring Time inspired by Renoir
Acrylic on Canvas

Children at Play inspired by Charlotte Derain
Watercolour and pencil collage

My work as Instructor at Abrakadoodle Art studio for kids previously has indeed given me added inspiration to my designs, use of colours and textures. The exposure to various artists was indeed inspirational. Though still very much an amateur, painting has provided another avenue of expression for me apart from music and crafts. It has also given me ideas to  my craftwork from time to time. Here are some of my free time paintings inspired by Charlotte Derain known for her African stick figures, Natasha Wescoat who is famous for her whimsical trees as well as impressionists artists such as Renoir and Monet. I wish I have time to do more as is so therapeutic.

Spring Time is particular special to me because that was done by Ethan, Wilson and I. The use of different techniques was interesting to my 5 year old. He wasn't too keen on dipping his fingers into Acrylic at first but seeing the effect it creates, he got more enthusiastic. But I think the part Ethan enjoyed most was the upward brushstrokes to create the effect of the grass. He did a great job!

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