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Evening in Varanger
For Rains promt this week, digital edit.
For quite some time I wanted to try something with this scallop.
4 days ago I gathered my unused oil colors and a pink paper I had. I did not want too much oil on my pencils as I knew it is very differnt from acrylics, so I decided to fingerpaint it.
After several days this piece is still not dry. Guess that was the end of my oil adventure!
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Masked face!
When I walked in my destroyed forest yesterday I found this mask hanging on a twig. I brought it home to throw it away but decided to have some fun with it.
I guess you can call this "mixed media".
Finally the Corona makes shopping harder. I wanted to buy Watercolor paper but found none. It is gone from the shops and noone knows when it might be available again. I still have lots of other papers but they can´t be used for aquarelle/watercolor. So for now I only have a few sheets left for watercolor. And, two small canvases I can use.
So, for now I have colored paper and the photographic paper to work on. And the computer!
I´ll manage.
For you who followed me on Instagram I have to tell you I am out of there now.
I had an app that allowed me to post from my computer. But it got
wrong somehow and started to shot me out. I had to prove my id and change pw more times then I want to. Now I could not even do that. So, my IG time is over.
But I am still here in blogland!
Take care everyone!
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Very nice your picture of Evening in Varanger and the shell, funny with the mask.
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I wish you beautiful designs and experiments!Hug Elke
Beautiful images!
ReplyDeleteWow that is a great picture of the night. Looks like you are having fune with the other art. Have a nice day
ReplyDeleteHappy Thursday Monica
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thanks!
ReplyDeleteGreat art pieces. Have a great day. Anesha
ReplyDeleteLove your "evening" art! I am not a fan of oil paints- they do take forever to dry.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear about your IG trouble. I can't believe there isn't a fix for it- I never heard of anyone with this serious a problem! So I'll just see you here - for now;) Happy PPF!
Lovely art, love the mask face fun. have a great weekend.
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ReplyDeleteCan you buy water color paper on line. Here in the states we are buying everything we can on line to avoid, as much as possible, going into stores. I love your digital edit and laughed when you finger painted your scallop. So your picture isn't dry yet, but are your fingers not colored anymore? Anyway, the scallop turned out quite good, so as an artist, it is worth it, right? Your mask face is a hoot, but I would worry about handling a mask that I didn't know the source of ... hope it is okay. The problem you have had on Instagram, I have had as well and with other site that I regularly visit. It is frustrating, especially when they won't accept the actual password. It is very frustrating like everything else in the crazy world today. Hope you do get your shot and are on your way to some level of safety. Stay well, Monica ...
ReplyDeleteAndrea @ From the Sol
Great makes, they are super, sorry to hear its difficult to find papers, Happy PPF on Saturday, Hazel xx
ReplyDeleteyou are so talented to create such art friend!
ReplyDeleteFinger painting! What fun! :) I love your mask face and the evening art! I'm so sorry to hear about IG. I used to have an app for my computer but it no longer works. I got used to doing things from my phone I guess.
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ReplyDeletePeople seem to drop them everywhere. Ha ha … I really enjoyed what you did with that mask. A permanent version of the design would look nice on a washable cloth mask too!
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