I always like how glass will throw in some really dark greens and blues. I did, however, have a really hard time getting one blue in particular. I think I need to get a phthalo green and see if that will work. You know what color I am taking about. It is the one that is as light as a highlight, but as colorful as if straight out of the tube. It's the impossible color.
Thursday, February 12, 2009
"Blue Refraction" - SOLD
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My teacher used to say. "okay, get out your tube of WN screaming highlight." :)
Do you use thalo blue? I always have and it does make nice turquoise-y green-y blue, type colors.
I love the crisp edges and the translucence of your paintings.
I don't generally use phalo green either, but I know it's really powerful. I have a class with Kevin Weckbach in a few weeks, and he's recommended it for his class, so I'll soon have more experience. I'll post on my blog the week of 2/27.
Hi Aaron,
As one of my favorite blogs, I am giving you an art blog award. It can be copied from my blog at http://austinmaloney.blogspot.com/ You are asked to list 7 things that you love and give the award to 7 other artblogs.
Congratulations,
Austin
Hi Aaron,
I don't know the colour you mean, but
I know the problem. A fabulous painting.
Take care,
Barbara
Your no. 1 fan in Cleveland OH has revealed her admiration for your work on her blog...and tagged you for which she does humbly apologize.
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