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After I wet and flattened the leather I placed them on a black board I already had. I glued them on with medium and let it dry before painting
I did not want to fill the entire board with balloon pattern I wanted the leather to be visible, so I placed medium and the colors like this. Then I can also see what they look like when the colors blends.
I ended up with the board and a canvas. I used the canvas to "clean" the balloon from excess colors. That way my balloon patterns did not mix with each other.
Coral reef
I did not want to fill the entire board with balloon pattern I wanted the leather to be visible, so I placed medium and the colors like this. Then I can also see what they look like when the colors blends.
I ended up with the board and a canvas. I used the canvas to "clean" the balloon from excess colors. That way my balloon patterns did not mix with each other.
Coral reef
© NF Photo 190125
When I saw this final board I immediately thought ... Coral reef. :) So, this turned out to be for my granddaughter. She is leaving for Queensland Feb 4th. She will study Marine biology Master class so she will spend a lot of time in the Great Barrier reef. I envy her!
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Grand Prismatic inspiration shot
Colors, balloon and the canvas with colors before ballooning. I painted the blue with my fingers. I kind of like how it turned out.
Grand Prismatic abstract
In this case I used too much red color. The blue in the middle must be much larger. I actually like the last ballon pattern I made on the test canvas I have.
But it is FUN to experiment!
As Nicole mentioned in her post we had a nice chat of ideas. Nicole was interested in the balloon flower pattern from last week. She finally got me to look through the bag of small leather pieces I have stored for many years. We chatted about how to get the best result from balloon painting. And leatherwork. What material I have is not good for sculpting so I will try other things. And Coral Reef was fun to create. Thanks Nicole!
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When I saw this final board I immediately thought ... Coral reef. :) So, this turned out to be for my granddaughter. She is leaving for Queensland Feb 4th. She will study Marine biology Master class so she will spend a lot of time in the Great Barrier reef. I envy her!
''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
Grand Prismatic inspiration shot
Colors, balloon and the canvas with colors before ballooning. I painted the blue with my fingers. I kind of like how it turned out.
Grand Prismatic abstract
© NF Photo 190125
In this case I used too much red color. The blue in the middle must be much larger. I actually like the last ballon pattern I made on the test canvas I have.
But it is FUN to experiment!
As Nicole mentioned in her post we had a nice chat of ideas. Nicole was interested in the balloon flower pattern from last week. She finally got me to look through the bag of small leather pieces I have stored for many years. We chatted about how to get the best result from balloon painting. And leatherwork. What material I have is not good for sculpting so I will try other things. And Coral Reef was fun to create. Thanks Nicole!
Linking up with the following memes. My thanks to the hosts:
Paint Party Friday
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NatureFootstep_PhotoArt
NatureFootstep_travelsandbirds
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