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I Started Painting On Feathers In 2013, Here Is A Selection Of My Favorite Feather Paintings From Last Year (24 Pics)
They call me the feather lady.
When I started painting feathers in 2013 I never knew it would become so popular. Now, I am known for it and people all over the world buy my feathers.
I collect feathers from my walks. Also, people send me the feathers they find and their bird's feathers.
Painting feathers is a difficult art to master. It takes patience, much practice, and understanding of birds.
Here is a selection of my favorite feather paintings from 2018.
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#2
Elephant On Peafowl
Final score:
36points
#3
Barn Owl On Peafowl
Final score:
34points
Night Owl 6 years ago
Makes sense, both have "owl" in their name 😉 (yeah, yeah, I know that the etymology of peafowl is pea+fowl https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/peafowl)
Imogen Clark (Submission author) 6 years ago
Far too much thinking night owl hehe. Unfortunately, it's rare that I can use owl feathers to paint on as alot of species are protected her. These peahen feathers have the same shades in them as owl feathers so compliment the painting
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I can't fit all my fandoms into one name! 6 years ago
Ah barn owls! They are my favourite kind of owl. They're so magnificent, elegant and light.
#4
Mother And Child On Peacock
Final score:
32points
#6
Macaw On Macaw
Final score:
28points
#7
Stag On Peafowl
Final score:
26points
A Rose Among Thorns 6 years ago
It's amazing that this artist though to use feathers as a canvas! Very original!
#8
Otter On Peacock
Final score:
23points
#9
Tawny Owl On Goose
Final score:
23points
#14
Hare On Peacock
Final score:
18points
#17
Bellowing Stag On Guineafowl
Final score:
15points
#19
Moongazey Hare Silver Earrings
Final score:
15points
#20
Robin On Guinea Fowl
Final score:
14points
#22
Octopus On Magpie Glass Locket
Final score:
12points
#23
Gannets On Goose
Final score:
11points
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What do you think ?
Rose Blackbird 6 years ago
Amazing... Amazingly detailed! One can only guess how much patience & practice are needed to achieve this level of perfection, well done & thanks for sharing! :)
Imogen Clark (Post author) 6 years ago
Thank you for your appreciation Rose though patience is one thing I haven't got...it's the love of my art that fuels the paintings. I hope it shows ❤️
Load More Replies... Night Owl 6 years ago
Amazing work. Especially the small ones which still have many clearly visible details. I can only imagine how hard it is to paint on an material like feathers.
Imogen Clark (Post author) 6 years ago
Thanks for your appreciation Night owl (and your sense of humour) 😊 it has taken a long while to get to the stage I am at now and I'm still learning.
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Imogen Clark (Post author) 6 years ago
I love painting them too! Unfortunately it is hard to find fox feathers in this day and age 😉😂😊
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Gracie Mae 6 years ago
omg, what an awesome talent you have! i can't draw a straight line, so i'm definitely in awe of this. LOVE the earrings, but would be so scared to wear them for fear of messing up the continuity of the artwork.
Imogen Clark (Post author) 6 years ago
I have customers frame my painted feather jewellery for the same reason instead of wearing it! I urge people to wear it because it's been fluttering about the wild for a few years before I get my hands on it and the paint is acrylic so not washing off hahaha. If they get wet they can he back to new left to dry naturally then given a little preen 😉
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JD Cassavaugh 6 years ago
Her website doesn't say, but if I were to attempt something so delicate, I would probably use oil paints thinned with linseed or another base.
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Bluebell Rizzi 6 years ago
These are so amazing!!! You are SO talented, I bow down to your amazingness :D ^ ^
BornFlemish 6 years ago
These are beautiful and unique. Personally I've never seen paintings on feathers before. Awesome idea and great talent.
Imogen Clark (Post author) 6 years ago
I love a challenge and, although, I paint on canvas and paper regularly, I mostly paint on unstable surfaces to test and improve my skills. After all Tyler, life would be so boring if we didn't Puch ourselves somewhat...wouldn't it?
Load More Replies... Rose Blackbird 6 years ago
Amazing... Amazingly detailed! One can only guess how much patience & practice are needed to achieve this level of perfection, well done & thanks for sharing! :)
Imogen Clark (Post author) 6 years ago
Thank you for your appreciation Rose though patience is one thing I haven't got...it's the love of my art that fuels the paintings. I hope it shows ❤️
Load More Replies... Night Owl 6 years ago
Amazing work. Especially the small ones which still have many clearly visible details. I can only imagine how hard it is to paint on an material like feathers.
Imogen Clark (Post author) 6 years ago
Thanks for your appreciation Night owl (and your sense of humour) 😊 it has taken a long while to get to the stage I am at now and I'm still learning.
Load More Replies... Imogen Clark (Post author) 6 years ago
I love painting them too! Unfortunately it is hard to find fox feathers in this day and age 😉😂😊
Load More Replies... Gracie Mae 6 years ago
omg, what an awesome talent you have! i can't draw a straight line, so i'm definitely in awe of this. LOVE the earrings, but would be so scared to wear them for fear of messing up the continuity of the artwork.
Imogen Clark (Post author) 6 years ago
I have customers frame my painted feather jewellery for the same reason instead of wearing it! I urge people to wear it because it's been fluttering about the wild for a few years before I get my hands on it and the paint is acrylic so not washing off hahaha. If they get wet they can he back to new left to dry naturally then given a little preen 😉
Load More Replies... JD Cassavaugh 6 years ago
Her website doesn't say, but if I were to attempt something so delicate, I would probably use oil paints thinned with linseed or another base.
Load More Replies... Bluebell Rizzi 6 years ago
These are so amazing!!! You are SO talented, I bow down to your amazingness :D ^ ^
BornFlemish 6 years ago
These are beautiful and unique. Personally I've never seen paintings on feathers before. Awesome idea and great talent.
Imogen Clark (Post author) 6 years ago
I love a challenge and, although, I paint on canvas and paper regularly, I mostly paint on unstable surfaces to test and improve my skills. After all Tyler, life would be so boring if we didn't Puch ourselves somewhat...wouldn't it?
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