Collaged papers glued with acrylic matte medium.
Forgot to photo intermediary step but this is where it is now. Not completed. Gesso, acrylic paint and possibly some thinned modeling paste, can't remember.
These began much as the above collage did with scraps of paper glued with acrylic gloss medium, then layers of paint, more collaged scraps, more medium and a layer of thinned modeling paste.
Cut out an angel form from cardboard, lay it down, then painted around it. These also are incomplete. The idea was to peel back layers of collaged papers however I found that difficult so didn't do much of that.
Collaged papers glued with acrylic matte medium.
Forgot to photo intermediary step but this is where it is now. Not completed. Gesso, acrylic paint and possibly some thinned modeling paste, can't remember.
These began much as the above collage did with scraps of paper glued with acrylic gloss medium, then layers of paint, more collaged scraps, more medium and a layer of thinned modeling paste.
Cut out an angel form from cardboard, lay it down, then painted around it. These also are incomplete. The idea was to peel back layers of collaged papers however I found that difficult so didn't do much of that.
11 comments:
These are the beginnings of some wonerful pieces. Have fun Suki!
xoxo
Such an interesting process. You always do come up with the most curious processes for artmaking. I will be looking forward to seeing how these turn out.
Any more "house" news?
Excited to see how these angels turn out...looking good!
I am lovin' that wonderful angel diptych.
ooohh, these are fabulous! I love playing with modeling paste!
these are all very cool
I like the angels and think exposing those beautiful collaged layers would be delicious ....? Interesting what you do next.
Looks like an awesome beginning, what work! Glad to read that your brother and friend are safe, horrible catastrophe there.
Oh those shapes are fantastic!
Good to see you creating. Looks like you are having fun too.
Interesting your work here,really cool,thanks for sharing =]
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