I am on a roll now with DUSTING. It works so well on very textured surface, but beware, you can overdo this technique.
Here is the above image with additional DUSTING.
I LOVE this technique!
I had this odd off cut of paper, and have no idea what it was though. It's a dark maroon color and is sanded. Any ideas?
Anyway, I had mounted it onto some archival foam core a few years ago so why not use it?
The format is quite elongated and poses problems or should I say, challenges to the artist, composition wise.
I chose to do just tall brambles and grasses, really playing with the various textures.
I used an alcohol wash under painting in parts, let it dry and then worked the pastels over the top.
I don't usually do this technique of underneath washes, but this paper took the wet media so why not?
I hope you like it.
This image is 8" x 22" unframed.
$300 plus S/H
It is also available in prints at:
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Rae conducts demonstrations and workshops in all media.
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2 comments:
Beautiful, I expect this is Colourfix by Art Spectrum. :)
Hi Jo, no I think it's actually Kitty Wallis paper. No idea where I got it from, butbhave had it for ages.. Happy Thanksgiving girl, hugs
Rae
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