cobalt and cadmium

This looks interesting - what was the task? Your other paintings also look good. Are they also from your class? What was the framework here?

I really like this. How was it done?

ONE COMMENT DESERS ANOTHER .. i SEE A STYLE DEVELOPING AND ON WITH ONE DEVIATION INTERESTING HOW WAS IT ACHIEVED

Thank you. In our beginners' acrylic class we have been painting for 7 sessions with thick paint. This week, as an intoduction to runny acrylic, we blobbed it onto the paper and blew at it through a straw. I shall experiment further and think it could be an excellent way to use up that left over paint on the palette. I hope it is not too simple to be included here.

I like the effect you have achieved and look forward to an expansion of it.

It's not too simple at all. I like it a lot and have done similar experiments with acrylic inks. The results are sometimes really good. Keep on painting! Satu

Hi Sian, Thank you for your lovely comment on my 'Memories of France'. It is very flattering that you put it in your 'paintings to inspire' file. I feel very honoured. I wanted to comment on this painting because it's beautiful in it's simplicity. You could use this technique in future experiments using very pale watercolour added (cobalt perhaps) to put in the hints of snow, using these marks as 'trees'. That would make a fantastic piece. Think it's worth a go?? Jx

Or added acrylic come to that!!! But keeping it's simplicity. Jx

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