Painting on Rice Paper YouTube Video by Gallery Juana

Today I spent the afternoon making my first videos of my art. Uploading them to Youtube was pretty straightforward. I used my Canon G9 digital camera to do the videotaping. My memory card limits the video to under one minute! And this camera saves the file in avi, so I hope it is viewable to everyone.

Every month I publish a newsletter with special promotions and other interesting slices of an artist's life on my GalleryJuana.com site.
This month I included the two short videos that I completed today.

Here is the latter stage of my sumi line drawing- painting on washi.

So Tuesday Temptations is about my June Newsletter.

If you have any questions, just convo me on Etsy at GalleryJuana.etsy.com.

Comments

readingsully2 said…

Juana...It seems so strange to see and hear you. LOL Very nice job.

5/26/2009

Kathleen said…

Very nice - fun to watch you paint =)

5/26/2009

Poetic Artist said…

Juana,
Your video is nice to see..It does seem strange to hear a voice when I have only read your words. You are brave.
Love your work, how many times have I told you that. LOL.
Katelen

5/26/2009

GalleryJuana said…

Thanks for viewing my first video! It is strange to hear my own voice too:)

5/27/2009

Anonymous said…

I love watching brushpainting...I worked with some middle schoolers in trying to learn brushpainting, definitely takes practice and patience!

6/07/2009

Cat Drawing, Sunday Sketches

Sputnik, February 05, 2011, pencil on paper While Sputnik was getting ready to curl up on her bed, I drew this quick sketch of her. To view more sketches, hop over to Sophia's blog .

bird watching and staying home for the summer

Usually summer means several bicycle-camping trips, but with COVID19 still around, we are staying home. In the meantime, I have been pretty productive with my 100 Self Portraits project. Watching the birds that come to the bird feeders has been my daily dose of joy. fledgling House Finch Chestnut- backed Chickadee Dark-Eyed Oregon Junco Usually summer means several bicycle-camping trips, but with COVID19 still around, we are staying home. In the meantime, I have been pretty productive with my 100 Self Portraits project. Watching the birds that come to the bird feeders has been my daily dose of joy. View my art blog here: https://www.juanaalmaguer.com I have my art works available here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/galleryjuana

Blue-eyed Siamese Cat flies to Japan

Today was filled with my art and time with Sputnik. She was bathing herself which gave me the chance to catch a photo of her. I actually adopted Sputnik as a kitten in 1998 when I was living in Mexico. She made the long trip with me to Japan on July 25, 2004. It took me about 6 months to plan the logistics of bringing her from Mexico to Japan. Since I had to fly via the U.S. on Mexicana Airlines and Korean Airlines, that meant 4 countries and two airlines would need to approve her transport. There were many details to keep track of for each country and airline. After 6 months of stressful planning, 16 hours of two airline flights and layovers, She made it to Japan safely! Korean Air allowed her to fly with me as my carry-on luggage, which was a relief for me. No worrying about whether she was scared or left at the Los Angeles airport! I didn't give her any tranquilizer to sedate her. Yet, she was quiet the entire flight and went unnoticed by other passengers. I h

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