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I got excited about this one! The metallic gold and copper paints are very effective. The listing above is for a giclee print, in the size of your choice. If you are interested in the original, check with me for availability.
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The past few weeks, I have been doing a lot of research, and I began to get a renewed interest in this form of art. After several tries, I have come up with a few that meet my standards. It is almost impossible to do this without making a huge mess on the back, so at the moment, I am offering them only as giclee prints. This is one of my favorites. The process includes paints, mediums and a pretty precise recipe, and sometimes fire! The fascination is that there is not much control over the process and you never know what you will end up with. It is also impossible to duplicate a piece. You can do two in exactly the same way and get very different pieces. Thanks for viewing my blog today. Carol Schiff www.CarolSchiffStudio.etsy.com www.CarolSchiffStudio.blogspot.com |
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Poured painting is another skill to be practiced and perfected. On the surface, it seems simple enough, but, I find I ditch more than I save. Technique is critical and varied, and in the end, you give up control and hope for the best. I warn you....it is addictive! |
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| Purchase herepurchase here 110 + 13 in US This reminds me of a slab of marble or granite with magnificent color running through it. It is an example of paint pouring. As with most things in life, it is much more difficult than it appears. The brownish looking color is actually a metallic gold which brings incredible life to the piece when the light strikes it. If you are interested in paint pouring, there are lots of videos on YouTube that explain some technique to help you get started. From there, you develop you own style, much like painting with a brush. |
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