wrapping paper indicating my daughters love of dalmatians when she was in kindergarten in 2000. i liked it but i wanted something a bit more vintage looking and softer.
maybe not wonderful, but at least it has my palette. i could use this as background to a vintage portrait of a child.
xmas wrapping paper from 1980's....
what would happen if i painted it like this:
nothing much except now i could easily use this in one of my painting as background element. again it has my very own palette and my very own weird brush strokes.
finally,
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so this might not have produced my best work ever, but i enjoyed the experiment and the surprise the change made.
2 comments:
Hi Lisa
I really like the paisley paper! Somehow it reminds me of aboriginal art...maybe it's the colours. Hope you are well.
Ali
me too alison. i was thinking that. funny how paisley (makes me think of india) can easily turn to aboriginal art by blocking out a few detais!
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