After the paper dried and we removed the mask we had white, highlight areas with soft edges. Next we painted around flower shapes keeping the white areas to create a feeling of sparkling sunlit petals.
Rita created daffodil shapes over the abstract underpainting. I like the way the blossoms dissolve into the background.
Teresa worked with calla lilies and the white areas create interesting abstract patterns on the flower shapes.
Nancy's painting has a feeling of depth. She used a series of glazes to create background blossoms.
Carrie's dribbles became the centers of her blossoms leading her to create a garden of stylized flower shapes.
2 comments:
I love the depth your students have achieved with their negative glazes. I think the use of mask adds greatly to that feeling. They are all lovely! If I lived in northern California, I'd come see you! :)
I appreciate your comments and it's nice to know others are checking out the blog - Floyh
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