This is a small sketch of a Canada Day rowing regatta on the Toronto island.
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And some more experiments with Yupo. I still have trouble with fingerprints, despite the attempts to clean them with alcohol. Any pressure on the surface leaves a mark which then acts as resist too. Nice thing is that wax crayons work well for contours. Slightly soapy water causes all the pigment to move away very rapidly. It is so uncontrollable, but it is exiting to play with it nevertheless.
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| Watercolor and crayon on yupo |
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| Watercolor on yupo. It really causes ultramarine to granulate |
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8 comments:
Hi Blaga! Lovely sketch! I like your yupo experiments, interesting effects! Esp. the third one is beautiful with those bright colors!
The rowing scene is really great, wonderful movement and the Yupo's have got some fantastic colors, specially love the flower.
Experimenting is so funny! It 'a little' how to play! And then there were pleasant surprises like these your watercolors, Blaga!
Hi Blaga, lovely these two sketches on Yupo's. To me, the last one is really wonderful. Ciao!
Dear Blaga,
Your sketches are lovely, which make me smile. I see... the yupo makes very interesting effects. The third one is really charming!Thank you for sharing the info.
Best wishes, Sadami
Hello Blaga:) Your rowing scene is beautiful. Love the reflections in the water. Very nice!
Your Yupo's are so nice! If you see the pictures bigger it makes you adjust the beautiful effects that the paint has on Yupo. Stunning!
Ciao Blaga, I like very much the last one because the colours are fantastic and give an oniric atmosphere very great!
But I like also the others works and your paintures are very nice!
Cia, abbracci, Floriana
Thank you, Judy, I also like the last one. Although my idea was a seascape, Yupo was of a different opinion and now everybody sees something different in it :)
Thank you, Jane! We share the love for flowers.
Yes, Rita, experimenting is a lot of fun!
Thank you, Tito!
Thank you, Sadami! For me, painting on this surface is still completely unpredictable.
Thank you, Renate! I want to do some more work on reflections.
You are right, yupo is full of surprises! :)
Thank you, Floriana! I agree that the last one turned out really interesting. I wish i could learn to use the effects that this surface creates
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