6x7.25 watercolor on Saunders 140 lb cold press paper, an imaginary country barn landscape done today. Yesterday I did two separate pours of colors across a very wet support. First orange trio of colors was a mix of organic vermilion, cadmium yellow, and raw umber (all sedimentary). Second blue trio was Prussian, lamp black, and ultramarine blue poured across the still wet paper. Pigments separated with some staining and others granulating in dark areas. The barn and telephone poles were sketched on dry paper then painted with dry brush.
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Thursday, May 23, 2019
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Poinsettia Patterns - a poured watercolor painting
22x15 watercolor of various colored poinsettia plants that I made by doing negative painting once initial poured colors had dried on 140 lb cold press paper. (In some areas I put down 1" wide pieces of masking tape first.) I let the paints mix and mingle on the surface then developed the loose abstract design, trying to preserve whites.
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