I used a brayer to apply Baltic Green (Liquitex), then spritzed and blotted it, first letting the water drip down the page a bit. The collage is a bit of mono-print; and the line is a blind scribble.
More Baltic Green, plus quinacridone gold (Golden Fluid Acrylics) and some gray. Mono-print collage, and graphite scribble.
The paints here are Van Dyke Brown and Quinacridone Burnt Orange with a tad of Quinacridone Gold, all Golden Fluid Acrylics. The collage is a piece of a paperback cover, and the line is graphite. Plus a little sgraffito in the paint.
Quin Gold, Van Dyke Brown, a piece of book cover, and a line done in pen.
And for the last one I decided just to play with paint.
How fun!!!! This is definitely something I will try. JUST DO IT, right?
ReplyDeletethese speak to me...beautiful. Is the first one a blind-contour of your chicken? love them all...especially the 3 or 4 legged being in the next to last. Thanks for the heads-up on Kurt! cc
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to your wood block info - they look so intriguing. And I just LOVE these pages! Kurt is also one of my favorites - I just adore his deceptively simple pieces and I see how these pages have been inspired by him. Beautiful!
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This technique has produced great images. Worth having a go I reckon... thanks.
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