Here are step by step views of a close up painting in progress of lantana clusters. This is done on 300 lb paper and is 11″ x 15″. After the soft first stage is done and completely dry, then the fun begins of negative and positive painting to bring out the blooms.
The next step will be to map out the stems and leaves, probably using the acetate laid on top to plan some choices. That’s on the “to do” list for today!
Beautiful!!!
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Thank u Ann Christina!
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Thanks for explaining the process, negative painting is quite difficult, you did it so lovely! 🙂
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Negative painting is like twisting your mind inside out, that’s how it feels to me sometimes. but then when it’s coming along fine, it feels natural. weird, huh?
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Thanks for the process photos! I love to see how a painting comes to life!
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You are welcome Kari! It is neat to see, and i am glad when I remember to take the photos. It is easy to get caught up in the process and forget!
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Sometimes, you don’t want to interrupt the flow just to take a photo but every time I do it, people are appreciative so I try too.. 😊
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Do you have your work online ? I’d love to see it.
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You can find my pieces at http://www.artbyyukari.com
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Beautiful stuff, Kari!
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great — thanks!
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Really loving the way this is coming together, Rachel.
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Thanks Laura!
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