Remember the blue canvas from the post "Production Line" a little while back? "Gold Dragonfly, Red Leaves" is the completed collage.
Here, once again, is the canvas, painted in various blue washes and covered in plastic wrap.
When the paint was almost dry, the plastic wrap was removed and the canvas allowed to dry completely.
Now remember the palette paper that I used to clean my brushes?
I tore it in strips and wove them while gluing them to the canvas. Pretty, huh?
Then I covered it up (for the most part) with a piece of dark blue ogura lace paper.
After that, I applied everything else, splattered it with gold, varnished it and applied the metallic gold fabric paint outlines you see.
And that's all there is to it!
8 comments:
Wonderful! I just love seeing your creative process on each piece. DN
Thanks, again! There'll probably be less photos of the process from here on out. I'm working up a storm, here, but I think I can reach my goal.
I love your work!
Lou
Thanks, Lou!
Using the brush cleaning paper is a grand idea...thanks for sharing.
Thanks again, Cindy. Some of my favorite pieces have incorporated my palette papers. That's the great thing about collage, everything is potential art material.
I love this! What kind of paints did you use?
I used acrylic paints. They work best with the acrylic mediums and varnishes that I use.
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