Icecream and Popsicles

Watercolor Popsicle Paintings, Originals by Elise Engh: Grow Creative

 I've been busy creating paintings of my favorite summer foods- ice cream and popsicles!
They're my favorite because I have such good memories of these treats outdoors with my siblings and cousins- and now my own son.  Summer is the best :)

Watercolor Mint Ice Cream Cone Painting, Originals by Elise Engh: Grow Creative

Watercolor Popsicle Paintings, Originals by Elise Engh: Grow Creative

These are all 9x12s - bigger than I normally paint.  Now I just need a bigger scanner!  So I have a question for you other artists out there, how do digitize your work?  Do you scan yourself or hire it out?  What scanner do you use?
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4 comments:

  1. JackieJuly 2, 2015 at 3:06 PM

    Yum! Those are beautiful too.

    I used to eat Otter Pops in the summer but something tells me they wouldn't make the best painting. I personally scan my own artwork up to 9 x 12 in size. I just have an Epson scanner/printer (WF-3520) which also prints watercolor paper. I don't think it's meant to but my husband has a way with machines. :)

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    1. EliseJuly 2, 2015 at 5:00 PM

      Nice! Thanks for the tip Jackie! I'll have to look up that printer. And I ate tons of otter pops as a kid too- I can't stand em now though... haha!

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  2. Jenna Michelle PinkJuly 3, 2015 at 8:02 AM

    Oh these are lovely.

    I just use a basic Epson scanner. It cost me about £100. Any bigger then A4 and I piece the work back together in photoshop after scanning the original in sections :-) I'd really like to invest in an A3 scanner or even an A2 scanner :)

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    1. EliseJuly 6, 2015 at 8:14 AM

      Thanks Jenna! and thanks for sharing your scanner info with me.

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