I have been working on a few different things, mostly involving painted paper or paint on canvas or sometimes a little of both. Ironically some of these experiments were to get away from the fiddliness of working with patchwork. Gluing is still a lot faster than sewing. :)
Summer Carnival, painted paper on canvas. I use Golden gel medium to attach the paper cutouts to the canvas.
Detail. Here you can see the different mark making tools I use to make the painted paper. These include Print Gocco (the fish), linoleum prints (the red dots in the upper left area are a frog), and carved stamps (the white star-like forms and the white stars).
Autumn Lotus
This is one of those things where I got a crazy idea to cut a bunch of lotus stencils out of a sheet of painted paper. I am unsure whether this is in process or it is complete.
Koi Spring
This technique was so cool that I decided to try it on a larger scale. My fingers weren’t too happy with me, but it was worth the effort.
Detail, you can see the dots from the sequin waste I used as a stencil and the detail of the red koi shapes I painted onto the original paper. This piece is definitely still in process. Stay tuned for updates.
Into the Void Acrylic on canvas with graphite drawings added. I am unsure whether this is complete or whether I want to go back into it with some india ink or liquid acrylic to emphasize the lines.
A detail showing the graphite drawing in more detail. I like the way the paint washes blur the lines of the drawing.
The texture in this piece comes from some rice paper that I had initially adhered to the canvas, again using the Golden gel medium.
And today, after a several week hiatus due to mom duties (hockey and school), I was able to get back into the studio and begin a new painting.
In the Between, acrylic on canvas, and still very much in process, though it was nice to get back into the studio and just play with paint and color.
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