I'm putting the Mary Todd Beam book aside for a day to post this little creation. While mixing acrylic inks this afternoon for a demo pour I am doing Tuesday night, I was cleaning my brushes on a scrap of watercolor paper. I began to really like what was happening and continued to develop it into an abstract painting. The size is 4" x 10" and is painted on 140 lb. Fabriano Artistico cold-pressed watercolor paper. I guess you can tell what colors the pour will be on Tuesday night!
8 comments:
Be careful, you're going to fall in love with abstracts like I did!
It looks great!
Hmmm...I see people...maybe a flower or two...
Barb! I see blue people at a circus! Isn't it fun when your mixing palette or your brush-cleaning paper becomes a painting? Sometimes I like the designs on my mixing palette better than the painting...Susan
Katherine...that could be a possibility! Thanks!
AutumnLeaves...scary, isn't it? ;-)
Especially coming from me! Teehee.
Susan...painting is certainly a 'trip', isn't it! We are so lucky to have this in our lives!!!
Hope you are recovering quickly!
Hi Barb, I see more artists trying their hand at abstracts , and me being such a general pain in the backside for detailed work, now all of a sudden I find myself thinking / Hey! maybe!!! Yours looks great.. do some more.
Thanks BarbraJoan...You should try it - you would be great!
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