Guerilla art project: My Banksy painting

Even though I was meant to have finished my guerilla art project a while back lats week I was painting a brick wall and a Banksy rat this morning at my art group.
I only thought of it very quickly and when I showed a friend of mine the picture she asked where it was because she thought it was an actual brick wall with a Banksy rat on it....lol
Anyway, this is the finished product...

 

Excuse the fact it's on its side. I'll get round to swivelling that round later but for now, I'd love to hear some feed back off you all. I'm getting it framed as well so it would look lovely when that's done. Please tell me if I could improve it in any way :)

Medium: Watercolour on cartridge

Colours used: Burnt umber, Payne's grey, ultra marine, lemon yellow, raw sienna, crimson red.

 Thanks all,

Helen xx

Guerilla art project - achieved! +little reward :3

Yayy! After a few days of guerilla art-ing around my neighbourhood the project is finished. I have done moss painting, figurines, paintings and little stickers that I stuck on mailboxes and walls. I'm so chuffed and my new hellocotton fans have given me some great tips!

To say thanks, I'll be allowing new and old followers to subscribe to my newsletter! Just drop me an e-mail to creativecatmail@gmail.com saying you would like to subscribe and I'll do the rest, otherwise leave your details in the comments. Introduce other craft enthusiasts to this new offer and I'll be really glad you could recommend it :) xx

Thankyou so much! 

Helen xx

Introducing...Fat Cat!

Inspired by a special someone, I created a little fat cat cartoon named Fat Cat (imaginative..).

 Can you see the resemblance? :)

Any ideas for what I should do with Fat Cat? Leave comments below!
Helen xx

Finally finished my tiger drawing!

I'm dead chuffed with how my tiger drawing has come together. It took about a week to do and as I was browsing images for a good cat picture to draw from I ended up drawing this lovely looking tiger here instead. I only used three pencils - F, B and 2H. Compared to how it was starting off it wasn't going too well until I started blending a little more. Leave your comments or reviews on it below and thanks again!
Helen xx