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gesso stamped YUPO with a light glaze |
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detail of gesso stamped YUPO
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limited palette painting stage one |
I am trying texture techniques on YUPO. This one has gesso partially scraped onto the surface then stamped into. I pressed the gesso covered stamp onto other parts of the paper. Lightly glazed, then drawing the head and proceeding to paint. So far I am using a very limited palette. When I have the shapes perfected, I will add a few other colors. It's great having a very liftable surface, because the hands need to be enlarged!
2 comments:
It is coming out beautifully too, Myrna. How do you draw/paint over the impasto surface and still keep such perfect lines/edges?
Hi Sherry! The surface is pretty smooth for the most part and easy to draw and paint on. why not give it a try!
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