Recent Blogs
An Artist Divided Into Pieces
My talent in the arts appeared in Kindergarten and was encouraged by my parents through High School and into college. I completed my skill building in the arts through College and earned a degree. Then for the next 40 years building my skills to develop my own signature style of abstraction I named Plastic Space. […]
How To Paint Lifelike Flesh Tones On People of Color
By Marcella Hayes Muhammad / Artist / I will preface this article by saying that there are as many ways to paint as there are artists on this planet and this method may not work for everyone. I am sharing one that works for me. I work primarily with oils on canvas and use brushes, […]
The Making of the Fabric Queens
This whole adventure began with the question of what to do with my collection of great scraps of fabric from sewing projects. At first I thought I could do some quilting. After trying to sew those tiny bits of fabric together in a particular pattern, I lost it! No patience for the detail and now […]
Sharing The Evolution of a Plastic Space Abstract Painting
The first step with any painting is to begin with an idea. It is much easier for me to concentrate in the mode of a series. In this case, it is a part of my Plastic Space abstract Maruvian Mask series. It focuses on the positive masks from around the world. I choose to call […]
