neurodivergent artist and author
This is my new moon spread for Effy Wild’s Moonshine course. I originally created something similar in Procreate (see second photo), and now that I’m feeling more confident in my abilities thanks to my daily face practice, I decided to see if I could recreate it in my art journal. I’m really happy with the results. I used QOR and Daniel Smith watercolors along with acrylic paint.
For my Day 31 face practice and my Moonshine Full Moon art journal spread, I used a mix of watercolor and acrylic. I realized that I need to focus on profiles moving forward as even this small face took me way too long to create.
I was very busy today so for my face practice, I did a rough sketch of my full moon art journal spread. I will add color tomorrow.
I’ve been doing some extra faces during my 100 face journey. The first two are done in Procreate from my own pencil sketches. The next two are are extra faces in my sketchbook. And the final is done on pizza cardboard and is my interpretation of Cristin Chambers Moonshine 2019 lesson. I used stencils from Sarah Trumpp on the last piece.
Today’s face is in Effy Wild style, and is also my new moon spread for her Moonshine class.
Below is my new moon spread for Effy Wild’s Moonshine 2019 course. I had a vision of a goddess pregnant with the earth, infusing it with magick. I’m not sure if I exactly captured that here, but I definitely tried my best.
For this spread, I used Daniel Smith watercolors, tombow dual-brush markers, Faber-Castell PITT artist pens, and white and gold acrylic and gel pens. The willow leaves were inspired by Effy Wild’s full moon lesson, and I used a crystal sticker from Sarah Trumpp.
Sarah Joyce Bryant 