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| Spring Blows In 2 Cyndi Lavin, 2017 Prints for sale |
I liked the colors of a piece that I shared a few weeks ago (Spring Blows In 1) so much that I did a second one using a slightly different technique.
This time I dripped the waterproof black ink trees first, allowed them to dry, and then sprayed them with fixative just to be sure. I mixed up the following acrylic colors with silicone and medium, but instead of pouring puddles, I poured thick lines: Medium magenta, Hansa yellow opaque, Pyrrole orange, Titanium white.
I topped these with a thick line of white paint, swiped across and swirled. The paints were not thick enough to form cells, but they still did lots of neat skittery little things that I loved. After adjusting some of the colors, I let it dry overnight, and then dripped a few more black trees.
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