ness art group
Posted: Thursday, 14 February 2008 |
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Bleedin' lovely without 'bleeding' IT!
Flying Cat from top left corner - WOW!
Hi IT, marvellous photo and good shot with the acrylics. Hard to do much without yellow ochre! Thanks for posting your stuff for our delectation.
Barney from Swithiod love your stuff
thanks FC,
island threads from lewis
I love that last (finished?) painting. I love the lights and darks and the yellow cloudlight and that indigo violet sky. I really like it.
edie from tiree
Your painting is as glowing as the photo, IT! Great stuff.
Jill from EK
Very nice IC - its so difficult to get blazes of light into paintings - I'm struggling with flames at the moment, so understand what its like ... I didn;t realise you could bleed acrylics ... :-) though I suppose if they're mixed with water its not so different from watercolour ...
soaplady from struggling also ...
Is this you trying to capture the youth, with your references to Bleeding In Love, the leona of Lewis girl, who had a hit with it. Any excuse to say bleeding though...
Tws from Somewhere on Lewis
Beautiful sense of light!
Conni from NJ
thanks everyone for your lovely encouraging comments, SL I didn't know about bleeding either and must make time to have a go, I have been told you can use acrylics watery like water colours but they dry much faster and are permanent so go careful, edie the indigo violet sky is in the photo but doesn't show as much (it is light reflected from distant clouds, I wanted to include it and make more of it remembering that the Impressionist movement used the complementary opposite in shadows to make the subject 'sing' so I wanted to use the violet in the distant cloudy sky to bring out the yellow more,
island threads from lewis