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Thursday, June 19, 2008
Cabbage Palm
This is just such a cool technique. I just love it. First crumple up a piece of tissue paper. Apply it to a sheet of watercolor paper using a mixture of acrylic paint and sand. Then use a brayer to seal the tissue down to the watercolor paper. Next apply acrylic paints to the "paper" in a subtle variety of colors to make the "paper" look like it has been woven. When that is dry, then you are ready to apply your design to the base. In this case, I drew a Cabbage Palm onto the base and painted it. A couple of more steps and finally ending with rollering on a thinned-down purple acrylic. Sooo cool!
Cabbage Palm has been added to my Etsy shop. For more information, click here .
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acrylic painting,
DreamON,
Etsy,
Mary Hamilton,
Painting a Day,
palm tree
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1 comment:
This is beautiful--and thanks for sharing a bit of the technique, I think it's fascinating!
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