Monday, November 23, 2009
About Me
- Name: Sheila Vaughan
- Location: Stalybridge, Cheshire, United Kingdom
Most paintings are for sale. Please email me (clickable link)if you are interested in a purchase.
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6 Comments:
I like it, the texture from the linen works just fine, it holds you on a distance so to speak. And I guess it does the same with you as a artist, not a bad thing!!
What's possible is to experiment some with an own made panel/board/ Masonite With gesso and some texture paste or mosquito mash or only a random brushstroke, ....
all in one try to keep the loose touch that this texture gives you.
Good to get your feedback Rene. Yes, I think I'll go back to my masonite panels for the time being. Good idea about the texture paste but even without, it's the random brushstrokes which provide interest, I agree. (Although who knows how I'll feel tomorrow, hehehe!). Thanks for the encouragement!
Hi Sheila,
This is such a perfect depiction of the mood created by the fog in the country here this week. I've been so
drawn to it, but wouldn't know where to begin, so I'm in awe of you.
Take care,
Barbara
Thank you Barbara, the linen surface probably helped the fog along in this case but I think I prefer working on a smooth surface. But you don't know till you try it.
This piece is amazing!! Nice work.
Thank you Don. Nice of you to visit.
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