Two moons in winter- Dendritic by Fiona Phipps

I do like this - I have tried it with different colours of mountboard with similar effects.

It's a good idea trying the board, and this is quite spectacular, love the ghost coming out of the fir tree.

This is quite interesting Fiona.. I Love it :)

Thank YOU Michael for introducing me to this technique, it&#39;s fun.<br /><br />Thanks Alan, I should have called this &#39;winter ghost&#39;.<br /><br />Many thanks Maria!

Yes and they are so interesting every time

Gives some great abstracts, this is outa this world Fiona.

Great result Fiona, I&#39;ve been fiddling about with this technique all afternoon, I can&#39;t tell you how much paper I&#39;ve wasted and still not produced anything I&#39;m happy with. Tomorrow&#39;s another day!

Many thanks Dennis ,Carole, Christine! Me too Christine, the paper recycling box is almost to the brim!lol

How different they all are! Yours is really lovely Fiona and I like the idea of black board. I have been wasting good quality watercolour paper! Have to go to buy something cheaper soon.

Like Helen I need to try acetate as I&#39;ve broken my glass! Good one Fiona, I like the effect on the dark background.

Helen, Val, I think that will do just as well, it seems as long as you can achieve that seal it will work. I would think applying the paint on to your kitchen work top and placing something on top that will create the vacum will do the trick. I&#39;ll try it and let you know. Thanks for looking.

Spooky and ghostly feel to this one, Fiona - I saw the white shapes on the left as fingers - don&#39;t know why but that&#39;s what it suggested to me. I like this style a lot.

I think you will enjoy the uncertainty of it Thea if you have a go at it. It doesn&#39;t work that well on the work top I tried and failed. Thanks for your comment.

Oh, I love the way the shapes and spaces interact on this one, Fiona! It&#39;s fabulous!

Thank you Seok, you are very kind!

Fabulous. These types of prints look deceptively easy to produce, but I am sure they are not.

Are you catching up by any chance Gudrun...lol. Thank you.