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| Afternoon Rain on the Savannah |
This landscape came together rather quickly this afternoon. I tried two new techniques, at least new to me. First, yesterday I tried the CitraSolve on an old National Geographic magazine technique. If you have not tried this method for creating a background it is truly amazing. Here are some references to check out if you are interested.
Somerset Studio Magazine, The Art of Paper and Mixed Media, September/October 2012, article by Kayann Ausherman
Exhibition 36 by Susan Tuttle, Serendipitous Solvent Papers, article by Katie Kendrick
Diana Trout has a great "how to" video on her blog http://dianatrout.typepad.com/blog/2010/08/fun-with-citrasolv.html
Gary Reef has a YouTube video on the process as well http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSwaIorBluc&feature=related
Second, I tried a matte medium transfer. Once all was dry I added some watercolor and some gold glaze. You will also see some washi tape in the landscape.
5 comments:
I love the CitraSolve technique. It works on some old magazines as well. This is a beautiful spread!
This is gorgeous, John! Thanks for the links.
Love this John!
How fun! Just ran across your blog, and mention of my magazine article in Somerset Studio! I love your Afternoon Rain on the Savannah piece!
Thank you. I just visited your amazing blog. I love working with CitraSolv.
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