I've been working on this painting for several weeks; it's one of those painting that is hard to stop, you want to keep on adding and subtracting. I was still putting in finishing touches on it today as I was framing it. Once I get it in the frame I have to say it's done. I started this as an experiment on the back of another painting on 300# paper. I laid tissues, rice paper, coffee filters and other papers on the top, wet it a little and then poured watercolor on the papers so that it would soak through to the watercolor paper. It got really wet so I soaked up the excess water by rolling a roll of paper towels over it. Then I let it dry. I took the papers off and then decided by the shapes that were on the painting what to paint next. I started with the flowers on the left, put the figure in next to that and surrounded her with fruit and vegetables. Notice, she's not working in her garden but basking in the bounty and not a weed in sight.
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ReplyDeleteA really pretty painting. I clicked on it for a larger view and enjoyed seeing all the different elements. Nice!
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DeleteVery interesting technique and results.
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ReplyDeleteI really enjoy this. Especially her posture - "basking", as you say.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy this. Especially her posture - "basking", as you say.
ReplyDeleteThis is really a work to be proud of. Wonderful varied textures. Creative technique. Fine results.
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