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Finishing up my class " Painting your Garden"

June 27, 2014

After working through my " Painting Your Garden" internet class with Diane Culhane, I have been experimenting with colors and subject.   I don't know what to make of this one or if it actually finished or not... Let me know.

In Internet Class, Mixed Media Painting Tags Diane Culhane, Painting your Garden, Mixed Media Painting
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Painting over a painting

working with sgraffito

 

There is nothing like an experiment, it takes the pressure off coming up with a finished picture.  

You can see the sgraffito here, the lines in the paint, between the flowers as well as the stems on the small plants in the foreground.

A good start, I don't feel like it is complete yet,  I might have to set on it awhile