I like to drop some juicy watercolor paint onto my greeting card size paper. Next I scrunch up some plastic kitchen wrap, unfold it a bit and lay it over my still wet paint. After that I put a heavy book on top for a couple of days until dry. When I pull off the plastic wrap look at the result to see what image is hiding there. This time an old man appeared so I gave him a red background and outlined the shapes with a fine tip art pen.
I am an artist, mostly experimental and mainly watercolor. Haven't been able to settle in with a true style. My goal is to buckle down and do more art. No longer will it be so far down on the things to do list that I don't get to it. Visit my website that I share with my husband, Jim at ArtZUtah.com.
Monday, March 10, 2014
Thursday, March 6, 2014
"Waterfall" original greeting card painting
I enjoy painting greeting cards. This is usually my choice to paint since time for making art is small. Sometimes I can even finish one of these in one session.
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