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Romanitc, Victorian images for Valentine's Day prep..
Today, Jan. 4, 2015
Today I taught and demoed how to paint using shaving cream as a medium. Shaving cream has the wonderful effect of creating a regular painting into a waxy, dreamy encaustic look.
We added acrylic paints to a fistful of shaving cream, mixed, then painted on photocopies (on regular copy paper).
(See previous post for samples I did which appeared in an article I did for Somerset Studio magazine currently for sale at B & N and elsewhere.)
Next week we will be painting romantic images of victorian children in a loose manner to get into the Valentine's frame of mind. Here are some examples.
See you Monday morning, January 11, 2016!
We added acrylic paints to a fistful of shaving cream, mixed, then painted on photocopies (on regular copy paper).
(See previous post for samples I did which appeared in an article I did for Somerset Studio magazine currently for sale at B & N and elsewhere.)
Next week we will be painting romantic images of victorian children in a loose manner to get into the Valentine's frame of mind. Here are some examples.
See you Monday morning, January 11, 2016!
Wednesday, December 30, 2015
Monday, January 4 demo will be….
Painting with Shaving Cream as seen in this article in Somerset Studio magazine.
This is the actual art submitted.
Bring image (s) that are black and white photocopies, paint brushes, water can, paints, palette knife, varnish
I will bring all that, plus shaving cream, varnish
The technique is simple with profound effect. Mix acrylic paint into shaving cream then spread on the paper image with either a paint brush or palette knife. Leave it alone for 30 minutes as it develops. Adjust with either more paint, markers, colored pencil or nothing. After it is comoletely dry we varnish it with gloss vanish.
It makes a dreamy effect like a memory cloud.
Friday, December 11, 2015
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