Three more paintings, small ones, in watered-down acrylics and including a few touches of an acrylic paint pen. I think this is the end of the current group. I’m planning to do some more experimenting with using acrylics in this manner.
Two more experiments with watered-down acrylics.
The first one is my impression of trees and green plants growing in the flood plain near the Pennypack Trail in Lorimer Park, Huntingdon Valley, PA. I also used an acrylic paint pen for some details.
Forest floor
The second one depicts a tree-like creature, looking a bit desperate, and flailing at the moon. I don’t know where this one came from but I hope it all works out ok.
I used the same paint techniques for this one as for the one above.
Creature fending off moonlight.
Both of these are a good size to be sent as postcards so maybe I will do that later on.
Here are a couple more of those watercolory acrylics I’ve been doing. These are a little different – just shapes. Circles, to be specific. I like the feeling of making circles and I think that’s how these came about – I just let the brush do what it wanted to do.
These are each about 5″ x 7″ on Bristol board. I think I may send them as mail art postcards.
Claudia McGill and Her Art World 