This painting was started 3 years ago. I used tape and broke up the images of the fruit into rectangular blocks so they has a somewhat pixelated appearance. This was a new technique I was trying but somehow the background got muddied. I first tried large blocks of multi colors which didn't work. Then I painted over the blocks with Prussian Blue to try and save this piece of art in some sort of disguise. That didn't work. One day I saw scrapbooking paper at the local craft store and got the idea to collage it over the background. I then added a mini photo of the whole painting on the wall, outlining it in balsa wood for a frame. I saved it! It is hanging in my kitchen now, against all odds!
rosebudwatercolors is Sharon Ferina. All of Sharon's paintings are original and many are still available for purchase. To reach Sharon Ferina please write to sferina222@yahoo.com Sharon teaches an "Intuitive Watercolor" class at the Artists Nook, 43 Kindred St, Stuart FL. Class is every Friday from 1-4pm All levels are welcome, beginners to advanced. Every week a demo is presented featuring a different technique which will help you become more free and expressive in your painting. Join us!
Friday, January 11, 2013
Juicy Fruits
This painting was started 3 years ago. I used tape and broke up the images of the fruit into rectangular blocks so they has a somewhat pixelated appearance. This was a new technique I was trying but somehow the background got muddied. I first tried large blocks of multi colors which didn't work. Then I painted over the blocks with Prussian Blue to try and save this piece of art in some sort of disguise. That didn't work. One day I saw scrapbooking paper at the local craft store and got the idea to collage it over the background. I then added a mini photo of the whole painting on the wall, outlining it in balsa wood for a frame. I saved it! It is hanging in my kitchen now, against all odds!
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