Welcome to my painting world. Here you'll discover the art journey I've enjoyed while experimenting with many kinds of watermedia. In my studio on the west side of Cincinnati, Ohio, I offer several weekly Open Studio Group Sessions filled with great info and critiques, as well as weekend workshops occasionally throughout the year. You may also find me traveling in Europe teaching watermedia workshops. Leave a comment if you like. Hope you will be back soon. Thanks for stopping by.
This was painted with fluid acrylics on the YUPO. In a couple of hours, my plane leaves for Dallas, Texas, where I'll be teaching a five day workshop. Our focus will be to explore the exciting possibilities of painting experimentally on YUPO, and I know that we will have a lot of fun. Check back later for posts about what's happening at the Artists' Showplace workshop.
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11 comments:
Dear Sandy,
Sooooo beautiful!!
Cheers, Sadami
Hi Sandy from another watercolorist from Vancouver Island BC, Canada.
I really enjoyed seeing your work - I haven't had such great success with yupo but it was fun trying!
Have a great trip/workshop. The painting is terrific!
Beautiful painting! and the workshop sounds exciting!
Fabulous colors and the white light at the end of the tunnel....
Cynthia Schelzig
The effects of the old wall are mind blowing. Just amazing.
This is a wonderful painting, Sandy...and it only took you a couple of hours! Amazing!
Your technique is rich in color and so beautiful to look at. So happy I found you.
I got hold of some Vanguard from Jacksons suppliers of London and find it almost the same as YUPO - possibly a little thinner. I have now created two surfers so far for my trio for the Sherringham Reflections show in October with acrylic ink which I prefer to watercolour on this slick surface. Look how much you have influenced me in this technique and every time I see a new piece of yours, I am spurred on to greater heights.
Hey Sandy
Thanks for the inspiration, I was checking out your post and the lightbulb in my head just went on on how I can incorporate this technique in my student's work.
Thanks so much for sharing!!
Thanks, everyone, for your comments. Note - the painting took lots of hours - probably over 50. It's worth the effort for the fabulous color surprises when it's done.
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