This was her Layering and Excavating workshop, where we played with adding more and taking away and then adding more.
This one started out with mark making and ended up here.
Jane is a great instructor and lots of fun! She did a lot of demos and we learned many fun techniques.
When you get to a place where you liked it, Jane's suggestion….paint over it and continue!
This one started out with a cruciform of collage on white paper. More mark making and trying out different things here. Layers, collage and more layers.
I can't even tell you how many layers were in done on which pieces. I was working on five pieces at a time. I thought about taking photos as I went along but got so involved in the moment that I didn't get many.
Another cruciform of collage with layering, collage, paint transfer of lines and more paint.
All of these are on 10"x10" Stonehenge Printmaking Paper
The first thing Jane had us do was cover two of our papers with red paint and let it dry.
The red blotches on this one were the original layer of red excavated through many layers of paint.
Using matt medium and paint heavy inscribed lines can be created. More paint and some collage.
This was also a red page even though there is not much red showing.
Not being a painter this was a great experience for me. It stretched me in a new direction and allowed freedom to just play. We were not trying to make completed pieces. It was interesting to mix up a little pile of paint and take breath and paint over a layer. My mantra was "I'm going in!"
I have to spend a day playing with these new techniques so I don't forget.
1 comment:
would love to attend one of her messy workshops!
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