Kelise Franclemont

in the studio

Kelise Franclemont, 2014. Image courtesy the artist.

Welcome to my studio. Here you’ll find work in progress, behind-the-scenes, experiments and happy accidents, thinking out loud, found objects, and any other random stuff I come up with that obviously needs to be let out so I can make space for making more things…

Kelise’s Studio Sneak Peeks

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Drawing

Spinning Warm-Ups
Capturing Cat-titude!
The Eyes Have It
Shapely Warm-ups
Seeing Blind
Blind Selfies
Skint Sketch Roll
Sketchbook Tour 19
Contour Mesh-ups
Draw-zercise!
Thumbs Up
Traditional Cast Study
Charcoal Palette
Get Mahl’ed
Gridlock it Up
Starry Colour Wheel
Sharpen up

Painting

Grey Anatomies
Free the Ripple
Training Wheels
Bendy Brush Holder
Keeping it Glassy
Tonier Tones

VR/AR

Drawing Apart
Sundays at the Gallery
Sketching with AR
AR Etsy Fun
3D Digital Portraits

Studio Hacks and some other stuff

Quick-Cut Mount
Hand-sewn sketch
Sketchbook Tour 18
In the Zone
Scrappy Sketchbook
Challenge Perspective
Recycled Sketchbooks
Mount for Success
Hand-sewn Journal

Colour-Organised
Get to the Point
Quick-n-Dirty Doc
A Proper Cuppa

Just for a fun, here is a depiction of a turtle, which may very be my earliest known “artwork”, age 5 or 6. I still work this way sometimes, making marks with oil or wax crayon, followed by water-based paint or ink. Still true today, the least control over the process, the more fun it is! 

The other drawing is a horse – my absolute favourite subject growing up. Like many little girls who lived in rural/small town USA, I was horse-crazy for a while!