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Relays the true feeling of the scenery while driving through the Corn Belt in the U.S. Wide open spaces, endless skyline and a sense of isolation.
Classic.
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Thank you very much....greatly appreciated....
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Thank you.....much appreciated..
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Really so well done, great color and perspective! Thank you for submitting to the group, much appreciated.
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YOu keep saying "tissue paper". What do you do with that, Β and why do you use it please???
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I sometimes color tissue in my paintings..
www.google.com/#q=assorted+colβ¦
I adhere the tissue to a canvas or masonite board with a polymer medium.
It is similar to decoupage..
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Β www.google.com/#q=polymer+mediβ¦
I like using this technique because the mixing of the gloss polymer and tissue paper produces brilliant and transparent colors........ Layering the tissue allows you mix colors and adds depth
I also use acrylics as a under coat and paint over the tissue after it dries.
Cutting, ripping or crinkling the tissue creates amazing textures.....
Happy to answer you if you have any questions.
Thanks
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I got it....I thank you for the material list but I already knew what those things were. I wondered if you had any videos on how you create or set the material ups for use as IN doing a project. I never saw anyone use them as I'm not a trained artists at all.
You might think about doing a speeded up you-tube clip on one of your pictures as to just how you did the whole thing taking small parts of the whole project. thanks so much.
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Vojvodina (north part of Serbia). Many painters here paint landscapes like this but rarely point intensity like this!
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I was drawn straight to this piece, excellent use of colours! great compositionΒ
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Thank you...much appreciated..
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An eye catching,stunning countryside!!How minimalistic it is with your cleverly inspired composing!!Love it!!!
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Thanks for your comment.......greatly appreciated...
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Merci......greatly appreciated...
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Less is more !! very nice work,Ofaia !!Β Β
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Thank you so much...greatly appreciated..
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You're most welcome,Ofaia !!Β Β
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It's a really unique approach.Β It seems simple, but it's too well thought out to be easy.Β Love it!
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Many thanks.......appreciate your comment..
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I love the simplicity of this. One can stare at this all day. great work!
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Wow!! much appreciated...thank you for your comment.
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Wow....thank you so much Rickstar*....it is one of my favorites paintings even though though it reminds me of Wyeth's Christina's World. It is actually based on a scene from a movie I saw on TV and always thought it would make a good painting..Β
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You are probabily thinking of Christina's World by Andrew Wyeth......actually it is influenced by a scene in a documentry I saw on TV..
As I was working on the painting it reminded of the painting by Wyeth....
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I just googledΒ Β Christina's World by Andrew Wyeth never saw that one before. Β There are several paintings of that nature. Β Things have a way of sticking in one's subconcious memory.
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Many thanks...greatly appreciated..
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