Acrylics, Size 38 x 28 cms
If I weren't so miserly, I would throw all the gone-bad watercolour
paper away instead of persevering and using it for the acrylics. PmP photo by Franklin was used as an inspiration
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Friday, 4 May 2012
Tuesday, 1 May 2012
Tulips
Acrylics, Arches 200 gr --- WC paper turned blotting paper
Size 38 x 28 cms
Have a laugh, this is my attempt at semi-abstract & at using acrylics. These are meant to be be tulips . Well I found a great use for my Watercolour paper which lost its sizing. There is no problem using it with acrylics.
I drew the design in roughly...but that all disappeared when I started applying the acrylics with a big brush and a smaller one later one to get some shapes in - so I simply improvised
In spite of this being more like a Kindergarten finger painting, I strangely enjoyed just clacking paint onto the paper, it was somehow liberating.
Have a laugh, this is my attempt at semi-abstract & at using acrylics. These are meant to be be tulips . Well I found a great use for my Watercolour paper which lost its sizing. There is no problem using it with acrylics.
I drew the design in roughly...but that all disappeared when I started applying the acrylics with a big brush and a smaller one later one to get some shapes in - so I simply improvised
In spite of this being more like a Kindergarten finger painting, I strangely enjoyed just clacking paint onto the paper, it was somehow liberating.
Ayers Rock (Uluru), Central Australia
Acrylics, Size 38 x 28 cms
Well I was determined to paint the famous landmark of
Australia and also use my watercolour
paper which lost the sizing and thus rendered unusable for WC. This is my 3rd attempt at acrylics and
possibly last...I simply cannot get used to their opacity & loosing that
translucence magic of WC. As I like strong tones, there is nothing in between,
either straight out of tube, adding water makes them wishy washy.
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