Showing posts with label blown blots. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blown blots. Show all posts

Thursday, June 19, 2014

Class is out...



Diane Culhane's online workshop, “Paint Your Garden” that is.  Currently I am working on some assignments that I made up for myself and I will share them upon completion :-)

However, to catch up on what has been going on… I have been working toward my goal of freer expression in this medium, and I have been having fun taking chances, letting go and enjoying the characteristics of the paint. 

One of last week’s assignments was a continuation of creating mostly visual texture by way of frottage, blown blots and splattering - fun and messy.  The different techniques Diane has been teaching build on themselves; the layering, the techniques of masking and sgraffito (love sgraffito) combine with the newer ones and, voilĂ , a menu of texturing options.

Here are the vignettes:

Masking is key.



The triangles at the bottom appeal to me...

 
A fav -  because of the semi-opaque layers and the dots (!)


This one is different.  I sort of followed the paint.

I love it when I can hardly wait to get into my studio and begin :-)