Where does time go?
I am back working four days a week and it has totally messed up my art time.
So, this week rather than working at our community art center, I decided to work on my lanai.
The weather is now in the 80's, so it was pleasant for playing.
I got my yupo ready, assembled the paints and poured away.
When I didn't get the results I liked, I tipped my board around trying to find something I liked.
Then I added a bit of water and tipped some more.
Finally I had it!
I got my yupo ready, assembled the paints and poured away.
When I didn't get the results I liked, I tipped my board around trying to find something I liked.
Then I added a bit of water and tipped some more.
Finally I had it!
I left it to dry.
If you look carefully you will see that the paint drifts to the top left corner.
Yes, it drifts and it drifted right on to a yellow chair cushion below.
Well, all of those cushions needed washing anyway and "most' of it came out and nothing shows
when I turn the cushion over.
This is another background done over a watercolor background.
And here is my latest blooms.
Happy PPF
23 comments:
Love the effects on your Yupo, but sorry about the cushion - accidents happen! Great blooms on your orchid. Happy PPF, Hugs, Valerie
Beautiful drippy painting on Yupo. Very mysterious effect
happy PPF x
Beautiful drippy painting on Yupo. Very mysterious effect
happy PPF x
Beautuful effects. Those colours are fantastic. I'm very jealous of your warm temperatures! Thanks so much for your visit and lovely comments
That's an amazing effect Susan. It looks so interesting and I like the colours.
I also like the sound of your temperatures too ;D
Happy PPF to you
The drips made a beautiful pattern, I really like it! Oops about the cushion, but that just shows there's an artist in the house :-)
Wow! Your pourings are gorgeous, Christine. I can't figure out how you got are the variations behind the darkers applications in that first one! It is in the 50's here today and cloudy! Thank you for commenting on my blog.
Wow! Your pourings are gorgeous, Christine. I can't figure out how you got are the variations behind the darkers applications in that first one! It is in the 50's here today and cloudy! Thank you for commenting on my blog.
OOPS! Sorry, Susan. I am going back and forth between my blog comments/replies and checking on everyone else s blog posts.
I recently bought some Yupo paper but have yet to try using it. Your painting is quite lovely.
Cool! I love all the fascinating blends and depth you achieved in your painting, as well as your beautiful bloom. Thanks for your earlier visit and blessings!
Love the colours and pattens. Lovely flower too.♥
Beautiful colors and beautiful bloom! What a pretty post. Still hopping around from PPF. Rasz #60
Love your 2 pieces and the flowers. That top piece has gorgeous colors! I love the dark over the light.
Love your 2 pieces and the flowers. That top piece has gorgeous colors! I love the dark over the light.
Love drippage! How vibrant the yellow looks..... like its a light underneath shining through... oh dear about your cushion....
beautiful blooms.... I love what appears in the garden!
Did you use alcohol ink for the paint? Apparently, they are supposed to do marvels on yupo. The colors are lovely so is the orchid.
Thanks for visiting my blog and for the lovely comment.
How beautiful! Your work is so eye-filling. I also adore your orchid. I've never seen one quite like it--the colors are amazing.
This turned out amazing!!! Love the drift. Have a wonderful Sunday
Nicole/Beadwright
You created vibrant colors in your piece. It is always inspiring to read about someones creative process, that everything doesn't always come out for others either but by adding some water and tipping the piece awesome art appears.
I LOVE your tipping and dripping and that bloom is gorgeous too!!
Hugs Giggles
this is amazing... yupo does my head in so extra congrats on using it so beautifully...xx
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