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| 1. tape yupo paper to board (I used a clear acrylic panel I salvaged from a metal picture frame) |
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| 2. seal edges with matte medium or masking fluid |
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| 3. start inking! |
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| 4. a little more... |
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| 5. the spray bottle helps move the ink |
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| 6. time for some more color |
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| 7. used the spray bottle a ton |
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| 8. a little more ink (four colors now) |
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| 9. more water |
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| 10. let the colors run, tilted the board to manipulate the ink |
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| 11. I let a lot of the ink run off the edge of the paper |
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| 12. added some more color |
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| 13. I used less water and barely moved the board to work the ink |
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| 14. this is the first layer so it needs to dry before I can start on the second. It is definitely a lengthy process to work on these paintings but the effects can be so intricate and interesting. Stay tuned for part two to see the finished piece... |
1 comment:
Love the step by step! You're really inspiring me to get creative and finish some projects.
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