Here are the two demo paintings I painted today. One is on Tyvek and the other is traditional watercolor paper with some aluminum foil shapes, some acrylic medium resist and Dr. Martin's Hydrus liquid watercolor with GAC200 mixed in to adhere to the foil. You can make watercolor acrylic by adding acrylic medium to it.
Everyone was really into the assignments and did some fantastic work (as you can see in the slide show). Not everyone had their paintings at a finished stage, so I will be adding some more to the show tomorrow. Also, I am slow at learning names. I have left some names off for now and probably made a mistake or two assigning names to paintings. I was excited about the work and wanted to show it off tonight, but I will make additions and corrections to the slide show tomorrow. Be sure and check back! In the meantime, sit back and enjoy....
7 comments:
LOVE these variations. I've GOT to sign up for your workshop...unless...this workshop was seded with only FANTASTIC artists to make it look easy.
Beautiful work by everyone.
I especially loved Careen Heegard's value painting.
I love your two demo pieces and the posting of participants work,,,wow,,,how exciting. There is some really good work there.
What a fun workshop!
Wow! I want to take a class with you ... the students are doing wonderful work ... you are bringing out the best in them!!
Myrna, These are STUNNING! WOW! What an exciting workshop!
Absolutely stunning work. Your blog has started me on a new path of exploration--thank you and I hope we can get you to Tucson soon.
I LOve this blog. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and also to your students for sharing their work.
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