I also made stamps out of scraps of mat board and scraped grass blades into them with an x-acto knife. I used the stamp to create the grass in both pictures.
In the second one I masked out the road and splattered masking fluid in the foreground to create the white flowers.
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I love the looseness of these -especially the top one. Well done!
ReplyDeleteGreat job!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful landscapes! I love the "mistiness" of them.
ReplyDeleteVery nice! Thanks for sharing your techniques! Patsy from
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These don't look like you were splashing and spraying and doing all the rest... they look just lovely...xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful results. Happy PPF, Annette x
ReplyDeleteFun!! I like the 2nd painting best
ReplyDeleteI enjoy looking at these soothing greens and the surprise of some red and blue.
ReplyDeleteNice to learn about your techiques used. Sounded like fun.
these are brilliant...love how you described what you did too..thanks...xxx
ReplyDeleteNice and loose, just what I like.
ReplyDeleteWow...these are just stunning. Love the grass and the tiny white flowers, what a great technique.
ReplyDeletevery creative techniques ~ love the paintings ~thanks, namaste, ^_^
ReplyDeleteLOVE the splatter feel to the top piece.
ReplyDeleteVery fun to see what you paint and share.
Wishing you a great PPF!
Sheri Cook
Happy Horse Studio
These are fabulous! You had to do such planning to know where to put your masking- and it paid off beautifully! Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteGreat and megusta much when you explain the process, I'm learning so much.! Saludos
ReplyDeleteReally neat and soft. Thanks for sharing your very interesting process.
ReplyDeleteI love the road painting. it lets my imagination take me to some beautiful destination. Happy PPF
ReplyDeleteThey're both beautiful. I love the mountain scene. Your technique really takes advantage of the medium and gives your paintings wonderful energy and texture.
ReplyDeleteI especially love the blue textures you created in the mountains of the first landscape!! :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing process!
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Happy PPF!!
Mary
Mixed-Media Map Art
I like the second painting best only because I hate driving through ground fog. . . too much of it in the first one. .reminds me of those days. Love the water color though. Blessings, Janet, PPF
ReplyDeleteI love how you did these. I've never tried spraying the paper, it scares me. Very nice work! Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteIt turned out beautiful! Watercolors and landscapes are always a challenge for me.
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Jenny
Very beautiful, Jen. I love the blues in the first painting! :)
ReplyDeleteThey look like the roads less traveled! Just love that trace of orange popping off the page..so pretty!
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That sounds like a fun technique and I really like the loose results.
ReplyDeleteSo awesome, you really have a talent in this medium! Love your work!
ReplyDeleteAlways lovely to see your work - it's like being outdoors!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work...love how the colors flow and blend. magical!
ReplyDeletethe splattered white gives it a very natural look. i love the vibrant blues in the mountains, too!
ReplyDeletebeautiful....i feel like walking in nature now! your work is lovely!
ReplyDeleteFabulous work! Makes me want to get out my watercolors. :)
ReplyDeleteWowwww these images are so vibrant and yet so organic. And thanks for the how-to. All these seemingly small details really make all the difference!
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