Was your recipe for carrot art a piece of cake, requiring lots of oil brushed on, and on, and topped with green oils and accents for the frosting of your vegetarian art, so that it appears as it you applied clear paint to actual carrots?
LOVE the rollover bren! wonderful seeing it develop!! beautifully done, a burst of color and thanks for the tip. never thought of using liquin that way.
I just recently heard of using liquin this way, but I also heard about using a papertowel to wipe out some of the liquin before painting. I have yet to try this, since I need to purchase the liquin.
July 9, 1959 – March 23, 2015 Brenda was an artist in rural Maine, working both in soft pastels and oils. She was delighted to have this blog to share her paintings and her process. As Brenda said, "I thank you kindly for your interest."
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5 comments:
The Recipe Query
Was your recipe
for carrot art
a piece of cake,
requiring lots of oil
brushed on, and on, and
topped with green oils
and accents for
the frosting of your
vegetarian art,
so that it appears as it
you applied clear paint
to actual carrots?
The outcome is GREAT!!! they look real...like a photo :)
Love this composition and the bangin' tunes. How do you find these oldie goldies? :)
LOVE the rollover bren! wonderful seeing it develop!! beautifully done, a burst of color and thanks for the tip. never thought of using liquin that way.
I just recently heard of using liquin this way, but I also heard about using a papertowel to wipe out some of the liquin before painting. I have yet to try this, since I need to purchase the liquin.
Love your work!
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