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| Acrylic on paper. I added more lights and darks and some yellow. Need to start working on the details and refining. |
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| Acrylic on paper. This one is the second one I started. I am just starting to add lights and darks. |
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| Acrylic on canvas that is not stretched. This started as a textured background. I wet the canvas, dropped in the color and moved it around (I lifted the canvas and tilted it as needed and used a brush as needed). After it was dry I determined that it was a little darker then i wanted to I did a glaze of white. After that was dry I transferred the drawing. I painted the local colors on the thin side (add a little water) - green on the leaves, rose on the flower and a grey brown on the branch. After that was dry I used white to start painting the highlights. I made a purple to start painting the darks in the middle of the flower. Only demonstrated a small amount of that part. |
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| Acrylic on canvas that is not stretched. This is a background made by wetting the canvas and dropping in color. I used white to demonstrate softening an edge on the bottom of the rounded white shape. |
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| Plastic wrap and acrylic texture on paper. I wet the paper, dropped in color, and placed the plastic wrap on the paper scrunching it to get shapes. Leave the plastic wrap on until it is dry. |
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| Salt and acrylic on a canvas board. I wet the board, dropped in color and when it was shiny but not puddles I dropped in some salt (this was sea salt). |
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| Salt and acrylic on a canvas that is not stretched. I wet the canvas, dropped in color and when it was shiny but not puddles I dropped in some salt (this was sea salt). |
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| These are various textures wet on dry. The paper is wet and I pressed things or painted with things on the dry paper. I used a sponge in the big middle part. I used a fan brush to do dry brush (the grass looking textures). I used a stiff flat brush in the circular texture in the upper right. I used a paper towel for the reddish texture on the left. |