I finally got back to the studio today after a three week break due to flu, a conference in Washington, DC, and teaching at Columbia College.
The first thing I did was to catch up on printing some pages of the 100 page accordion book I'm working on for the Lucerne Project:
Then I worked on a panel that I did on day 13:
What I'm doing is pouring a little bit of fluid acrylic over several layers of dried shapes, then dragging the pigment across the surface using a sawn-off window-cleaning squeegee.
This causes the ridges of previously dried stuff to be extruded (good word, what what?) through the thinner pigment:
When that's dry, I'll add something else to it.
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The first thing I did was to catch up on printing some pages of the 100 page accordion book I'm working on for the Lucerne Project:
Then I worked on a panel that I did on day 13:
What I'm doing is pouring a little bit of fluid acrylic over several layers of dried shapes, then dragging the pigment across the surface using a sawn-off window-cleaning squeegee.
This causes the ridges of previously dried stuff to be extruded (good word, what what?) through the thinner pigment:
When that's dry, I'll add something else to it.
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