Experimental fig
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Do you remember when, as a child, you did printing in school and then embellished it with whatever was on hand? This started like that but then I added watercolour to the acrylic to enhance the print and added a further leaf, plus droplets of water behind the leaf. To the left is a group of watercolour figs with the ‘seeds’ initially where salt crystals were dropped which adhered to the paint. A happy coincidence as Bob Ross would say!
About the Artist
Spencer Lambeth-Angell
I only took up painting during the lockdown so a lot of my work is experimental trying to find out what techniques work well for me. Decades ago I trained as a Primary School teacher with art and design as one of my subjects but textiles was my main area of work. I enjoy painting and drawing but am…
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