This past week I decided to join in with a group of artists doing pours on WetCanvas. I had tried pours last year, but wasn't too happy with the results. I think I learned a lot from those. This took lots of layers of paint and LOTS of masking. I'm really happy with the way this came out. It's always a surprise to pull off the masking and see what is there. Negative painting came in handy too.Monday, March 30, 2009
Camellia Pour
This past week I decided to join in with a group of artists doing pours on WetCanvas. I had tried pours last year, but wasn't too happy with the results. I think I learned a lot from those. This took lots of layers of paint and LOTS of masking. I'm really happy with the way this came out. It's always a surprise to pull off the masking and see what is there. Negative painting came in handy too.
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Lovely, Joan. Pouring looks good in your hands.
Jo - Thanks. It is something very different from what I normally do, but fun!
Beautiful Joan.... do more
WOWOWOW OH WOWOW!! I read and reread this lesson, Joan, and still haven't worked up the guts to try it! What an OUTSTANDING JOB you did!!! more more!!!
Joan, this is one of your best yet!! I am so impressed! Encore!!
Shevaun
Helen - Thanks. It was fun to do. I have another one to post.
Lin - Thanks so much!!! I've wanted to try pours again for a while. I'm glad WetCanvas was doing them. It gave me a bit more incentive.
Shevaun - Thank you! These are hard to do because you need room to do them where spilled paint won't matter. I'd love to do a larger one.
Utterly stunnning! Lovely clean, fresh colours. Beautiful work.
MD
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