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© NF Photo 181205
Top image is a fire in an ironstove in my daughters house.
Next image is a manipulation of the first one in Photoshop.
Testing fanbrush on canvas
© NF Photo 181205
I have a canvas that is damaged. Thought I use it for practising different brushes. The work above is only a part of that canvas.
This week I tested to use the fanbrush. Seem to me I have a lot of more practising to do. The major problem seem to be the thickness of the color and the preparation of the canvas. I can´t get it to "flow" the way I see them doing in videos. As a fantasy I kind of like it anyway.
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Top image is a fire in an ironstove in my daughters house.
Next image is a manipulation of the first one in Photoshop.
© NF Photo 181205
I have a canvas that is damaged. Thought I use it for practising different brushes. The work above is only a part of that canvas.
This week I tested to use the fanbrush. Seem to me I have a lot of more practising to do. The major problem seem to be the thickness of the color and the preparation of the canvas. I can´t get it to "flow" the way I see them doing in videos. As a fantasy I kind of like it anyway.
Linking up with the following memes. My thanks to the hosts:
Paint Party Friday
Meet me on Instagram:
NatureFootstep_Myworld
NatureFootstep_PhotoArt
NatureFootstep_travelsandbirds
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I could spend hours looking into your Fire Fantasy piece. Love those pops of white within your canvas always adds depth and movement.
ReplyDeleteHappy PPF Tracey x
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DeleteHow exciting your fire pieces are Monica!
ReplyDeleteYour canvas has so much life and texture to it. Great use of the fanbrush! Happy PPF :D)
Love your fire art, and I can almost feel the warmth and smell that wonderful wood. fantastic job with the fan brush on your painting- love it! Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteYou have many ideas. Keep up with the good work!
ReplyDeleteWow painting . Keep commenting on my blog because I love your comments.
ReplyDeleteOhhhh my that fire is just stunning. Fan brushes can create so many different strokes and textures.
ReplyDeletethanks!
ReplyDeleteLove the fire piece! Such warming colors! Happy PPF!
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