I have had fun doing the sample for this workshop, I used a sample image that I picked up somewhere. The trees are a resist with the cadmium yellow showing through, I am sure I am going to get better at this. I thought the birds look pretty good, what do you think?
I have only used three colours cadmium yellow, cobalt turquoise (not a colour I usually like, but quite like it here, and a wash of sap green hue which the yellow shows through. I think I like it, you know what it is like if you look at something you have made you become unsure.
contact details
Donnybrook West Australia
email jackymcfarlane@bigpond.com
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Saturday, June 18, 2011
Workshop 23rd June 2011
This workshop called Molten Lava makes me think of lava slowly overflowing a volcano and running down the side. Of course the colours are different but I do love the way they stand out from the vibrant Cobalt Blue fluid acrylic. A sparse layer of bead gel covers the blue and is dried, when it is wet it is a white opaque colour but dries clear and the glass beads sparkle. Pours of Hansa Yellow, Cobalt teal, Ultramarine Violet and Iridescent Bright Gold mmmh yummy colours I also used some yellow Golden Airbrush paint which is thinner than the fluids and this floats between the glass beads giving a ragged edge. Fun to do, I would like to play more with these mediums but I had a Vintage Fair to run after the June 9th Workshop, very exhausting but quite exhilarating.
If you would like to join this workshop next Thursday email me jackyjohn1@optusnet.com.au
If you would like to join this workshop next Thursday email me jackyjohn1@optusnet.com.au
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