I started this 3 ft by 3 ft canvas in late 2018, over a few months I put at least 8 different layers (acrylic paint, inks) on plus random marks and even a bit of collage. Then it hung on my studio wall for the last 6 months while I got distracted with a million other things, none of which involved paint
While cleaning and making a lovely new meditation corner in the studio, I got reinspired and busted out the paint. A week later and I think this one is finally done! After a little gilding of course.
this is what I started with:
I’m hoping this will bode well for my pile of unfinished works, here’s to the making mojo in 2020!
AIMR
(Linda -In the year 2025, I am happy to be alive! :us:)
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So you started out with all of that powerful energy underneath and ended up with a calming and soothing piece of art…the transformation is wonderful…
And yes, I also hope you will stay motivated to do more…
haha there are a few more to take its place-so good at starting, finishing well… I’ll change out an older painting with this one, not a lot of open wall here
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Lynx
(In a world where you can be anything, be kind.)
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I am just in awe of what the after became. And then I saw the before, and I am even more in awe. It’s beautiful. And, I’m a sucker for mountains.
The best is really showing where you were to where you arrived. Because that’s the kinda stuff i need to see. I’m such a beginner and it’s a stretch. Wow. and see where you ended!!!
@JoyfulClover every painting has that uh “what the hell is this” moment (mine do anyway lol) I subscribe to the never be afraid to paint over and use LOTS of paint school of thought. And my favourite Golden liquid paints, which are like heaven in a bottle!