More Abscraps

[Donna T]

The scraps continue. These aren't exactly successful but each one was a learning experience. I've been watching many YouTube videos on oil and cold wax instruction and it seems that they all get some nice layers going and then destroy them and make mud and start over. You really have to let the layers set up or the paint just slips around and blends too easily. I kept to a limited palette but the phthalo blue insisted on taking the lead, maybe because it's so hot where I live and the color feels so cool. Both of these are over at least one previous painting so I don't feel bad about wasting materials. oil and cold wax on paper 10x10 and 6x6

 

[JennieJo]

The scraps continue. These aren't exactly successful but each one was a learning experience. I've been watching many YouTube videos on oil and cold wax instruction and it seems that they all get some nice layers going and then destroy them and make mud and start over. You really have to let the layers set up or the paint just slips around and blends too easily. I kept to a limited palette but the phthalo blue insisted on taking the lead, maybe because it's so hot where I live and the color feels so cool. Both of these are over at least one previous painting so I don't feel bad about wasting materials. oil and cold wax on paper 10x10 and 6x6

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the top blue piece appeal to me. I like the mixes of soft and Juffy eith sharper dark space

 

[Enyaw]

Beautiful blues in both. The graduate muted color in the bottom 3/4 of the bottom piece is extremely alive.

 

[Jade]

I love these Donna and the top blue one particularly it reminds me of the coast around Sydney, Australia - inviting (especially during a heatwave which were unusually having in the UK!).

 

[Artyczar]

Not successful? You cray. These are so ethereal and just gorgeous!