I tried to make my own modeling paste, using talc, PVA glue and matt medium. It has created some lovely texture (the circles), but doesn't retain it's form as well as Golden modeling medium, which has marble in it.
It also doesn't store very well, I made this a couple of weeks ago and it is hardening in the jar I keep it in.
The script in the top left-hand corner is in silver acrylic pen, from some angles it looks darker and other angles it is almost white.
12 comments:
very nice, one of those paintings with so many different textures I want to touch the painting to feel them. but no touching the paintings! :p (always thought as a kid that the museum people would hit my hands if I tried to touch the work :p)
I remember the Kelvingrove before it was refurbished, seeing a child run up to a painting, slap her hands on it and kiss it. I don't think you can do it there any more!
I'm really loving how you use scrim. The darks that highlight it in this painting add depth. Of course the colors are wonderful. Congrats.
LOTS of fun colors!
I like how you experiment...I do that too!
P.S. (the nail polish is #310 Timeless by Revlon,
I have purchased it 2 times!)
Rolina - another beauty! I look forward to seeing your new painting every day.
Connie
This is so cool!! I love the sctibbles (again) and the textures are so awesome :)
Gorgeous colour and design!
Thank you so much, April, Sue, Connie, Sheila and Win - thanks for visiting and leaving your kind comments!
I have enjoyed seeing your work everyday, Rolina. It has been an quite an education and an awesome inspiration!
Thanks so much, Sandy, thanks for visiting every day!
These pieces are just great. I especially like this one!
Thanks Karen!
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