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H Is For…

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H is for…
Ink, Pastel Pencil

H is for hue. H is for Hansa yellow, Harrison red, and Haarlem blue. H is for Hooker’s, Holly, and Hungarian greens. H is for heliotrope, an impermanent red-violet, and for hartshorn, which was made from calcinated deer antlers.

H is for highlight, hieroglyphics, and history painting. H is for horizon line, the perspective dependent on viewpoint, and hashira-e, a narrow Japanese art print.

H is for hake brush, hatching, and hog’s bristle brushes. H is for honey, which is used as a binder for watercolors. H is for hardboard, hempseed oil, and hide glue. H is for the hiding power of pigments, regardless of their health hazards.

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H is for…
Ink, Pastel Pencil

H is for the horse sense of Hawthorne, and the Hudson River School. H is for Hellenistic art, Hindu art, and the Heidelberg School. H is for Hirshhorn’s hefty collection.

H is for is for Hopper, Homer and Hals. H is for Hogarth, Handell, and the Hunts. H is for Hahnemule’s heavyweight papers, and for Holbein’s host of supplies.

H is for the happiness art brings to the heart.

6 Comments

  1. Comment by Meg on May 5, 2008 1:34 pm

    Lisa, I really like this one! The Hopper is great. You are really getting into your alphabet groove!

  2. Comment by Lisa B. on May 6, 2008 6:20 am

    Thanks Meg! The Hopper is my favorite too. “I” will continue… :D

  3. Comment by Rita on May 7, 2008 6:16 pm

    Super post again Lisa!
    I’m fond of the Hopper one too, the Hals is great as well. “I” look forward to the next one! ;)

  4. Comment by Lisa B. on May 9, 2008 3:03 pm

    Thanks Rita! Not too much beginning with I… J is looking rather slim as well. Must go and rattle the muse. ;)

  5. Comment by Jana Bouc on June 17, 2008 1:20 am

    I adore this series and so admire your versions of famous paintings and your illuminated journals. I’ve subscribed to your blog and am so excited to have found you through your comments on mine! I really like your blog template. Is it a standard wordpress template or have you customized one? It’s very elegant and works so well with your artwork.

  6. Comment by Lisa B. on June 17, 2008 7:07 am

    Hi Jana! The template is from WPDesigner, and was one of their freebies. There’s a link at the very bottom of the blog page to their website, but I noticed they’ve changed ownership recently. The website is also a free template, and I changed the colors of both templates. I can send you text files of what I have if you’re interested. :D

    I’m really glad you’re enjoying the series. It’s been a great way to learn about a lot of artists that I’d never heard of before.

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