With this painting, I went directly on raw canvas with acrylic ink and acrylic colors, a departure from my usual rice paper collage approach...
I like to use a satin varnish as protector with this kind of support especially. The acrylic ink bled a little, which forced me to use raw canvas collage to retain the original "virgin" look. I like the staining capability of acrylic black ink, on the other hand, I will have to add some acrylic medium for better adherence on raw canvas...
Monday, July 31, 2017
Thursday, July 13, 2017
Completing my "Real cowboys" trilogy...
I've made a last painting for a triad of works with a similar style for this series...
This one is called "Smoking gun", for a view of the trilogy see my Facebook Page on the right.
Note to self: I think I satisfied myself with these half drawn/half painted renditions using Japanese and acrylic inks enhanced with acrylic colors. This approach suited the subject matter perfectly ("fake cowgirls" delivering somewhat of a political message). I still see potential with acrylic inks, but I feel the need to use more colors and special effects in the future. As usual, I try to retain any useful developments from previous experimentation....
This one is called "Smoking gun", for a view of the trilogy see my Facebook Page on the right.
Note to self: I think I satisfied myself with these half drawn/half painted renditions using Japanese and acrylic inks enhanced with acrylic colors. This approach suited the subject matter perfectly ("fake cowgirls" delivering somewhat of a political message). I still see potential with acrylic inks, but I feel the need to use more colors and special effects in the future. As usual, I try to retain any useful developments from previous experimentation....
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