My Mom was sick and I needed to help her out and walk her dog ... so with little time I literally threw an experiment together. I wet the paper on both sides and poured and dripped paint on. Then I took a handful of grass hay and scattered it on the wet paint. It didn't lay down on the paint, so I placed a sheet of acrylic over it and a weight (my art backpack) to press the hay down into the paint.
Hours later when it was dry I brushed the hay away. Very dull, pale paint and not much texture. Hmmmf! So I set it aside thinking it was a bust.
While having lunch I gazed over at it and started to see things! Yes, leaves AGAIN. I must have a thing about leaves. So I started to enhance the leaves and the grass texture. Maybe this will turn into something afterall. My Mom sounds better today, so maybe this afternoon I can play with it some more ...
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I see a snake somewhere behind the leaves...
I usually do the same thing with my paintings and then I always discover flowers.
I´m glad your mom is feeling better.
I looked for your snake. Maybe I saw it, I'm not sure. I am looking for a frog. It would be fun to put a frog in there somewhere.
Carolyn! This is so exciting! How do you invent new and new! This exciting activity for you and for us - watch the process! This fantastic pictures! I love them! :)
Let your mom not sick more!!!
These watercolor really like a stalk with leaves near the river. Something enigmatic and real, as in life. And there is a snail on the grass! And I think that frog may be here too! :-)))
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