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Another experimental painting. David LeMaye and Holy Hicky Hell.
This one is most fun in comparison to Merlin's pic. It's growing on me. I like this style; I like letting the colors and lbrush strokes speak for themselves. I've also been experimenting a lot with vertical brush strokes because I like what gouache does with it. I'm amazed at how much I've painted lately. I think gouache and I are forming a beautiful friendship, even if the tubes puke all over me sometimes when I open them (what on earth do they make that stuff out of?) It's a neat media: though it can be mischievous, it is endlessly flexible, and it's much more organic and less brash than acrylic. (Acrylic is all RAR NO I WON'T BLEND and Watercolor and Ink are like HAHA I DRIED ALREADY SUCKER and Oil is just a snob) Much love for the gouache! |
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golden lads and girls all must,
like chimney sweepers come to dust.
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In sleep he sang to me, in dreams he came...
I agree, though, that I don't like how he's floating and there's nothing to "ground" him, since you can't see his legs. I do really like the faint brush strokes to the right of him, though, they help give a sense of his surroundings without becoming to concrete.
You should give oils another try, they blend even when you don't want 'em to.
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- Michelangelo, advising a student
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