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Saturday, July 16, 2011
some more......
The adventures with mylar continue. It's now become more about painting then experimenting. I thought I would share three of the pieces that worked the best. These three are done with acrylic and oil pastel. I tried building up with pieces of muslin also. I like where that is going but nothing to show just yet. I've kept my palette to raw umber, black and white. I'm enjoying this process very much and would encourage anyone to try this type of surface. Hope you are all having a wonderful weekend.
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Jeane - where you go is a amazing! I found you via Wabisabiart and just think your exploration and colour palettes are fantastic - keep exploring and sharing it is wonderful!
Jeane these works are so rich and textural. Love them.
I love these; looks like you've been having fun! I used to work on acetate all the time- amazing how things look different on these surfaces. I really like the umber/black/white palette too!
I could see these as big paintings
Love your work Jeane.
wonderful works, especially the 3 i like very much.
Sort of reminds me of how I work, only I work on glass. I have to think about how the composition will look in reverse as you do when you turn the image over.. Instead of paper backing, I use cement. Love these images Jeane.
hello Wyn, thank you, so glad you came by :)
thank you bdgirl, so glad you like them and came by :)
it's very interesting to me Sharmon, because I have to work backwards and I find that awkward and I like that :)
good morning David, thank you! ditto, I'm a huge fan of your work :)
hello Petras, thank you, glad you like them xo
good morning William - your mediums amaze me and I'm almost ready to try a bit of your 'cement'! Yes, this working backwards puts a very different spin on the process! :)
LOVE that mark-making... and the palette is sooooo right.
Love these!!
So glad you shared about the mylar! I plan on trying that sometime.
Thank you for sharing this technique with us.
You're such a wonderful, generous human being.
Liking the addition of black, blue and white to the usual suspects ..
thank you Jo,glad you like them - it's very interesting stuff :)
good morning Robert, thank you so much, glad you came by :)
hello Jann, yes, you should give it a try!
Hi Jackie, you're welcome, so happy you stopped by :)
pushing the edges of my 'rut', xo :)
Can't say anything differently from the previous posts other than when I grow up I want to paint like you! (Might be a little late for me now...)
Love the textures (I paint on wood) and organic feeling you get with your different intermediate mediums. And a big thank you for sharing your processes. Will try it out someday when I'm a little older...and more mature!
Hello Robin, you are too funny! I checked out your work and I really like it! thanks so much for coming by :)
Love where you are going with these, love the colour. And I'm with Robin!
Beautiful, rich and textured. Love.
just beautiful, as always.
thank you Zendot, happy you like them - it's very fun work :)
hello Don, thank you so much - I love the clothes you are producing - so creative :)
thank you Laura, so happy you came by :)
This piece is so warm and contemporary all in one. Love the use of black and the warm browns. Lovely.
I really like your paintings and the colour schemes you use... great works!
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