There's something about painting multiple works at a time that inspires and excites me. I recently
opened a package of ten 10"x8" canvases; laid them out on my dining room table; grabbed some
supplies and started painting with wild abandon. Here are some photos of how I started out:
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| Supplies: Acrylic paints, graphite, willow charcoal, Sharpie oil markers and India Ink |
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| Mid-way point: light gray and buff acrylic with charcoal, graphite and India Ink |
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| Added some Nickel Azo Gold with dots & lines made with the Sharpie Oil marker |
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Put down some Lukas Fern acrylic paint for some finish accent color
I liked the composition and designs in several of these "finished" paintings, but felt there was more I could do (plus I wasn't ready to stop painting then!) so one by one, I took these little guys into my "finish studio" aka my home office, and began the adventure I call "search and destroy." I grabbed some thick white paint and started working with the negative space; added some glazes and introduced some more color. Here are photos of the finished works:
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"A Peaceful Wind"
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| "A Time to Dream" |
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| 10 Finished Paintings |
To see more photos of the finished paintings, check out
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