This is the last piece for now using the rubber catalyst
and the colors are Prussian Blue & white.
Working on paper rather than canvas, produced more
intense colors due to immediate absorbency.
On my previous blog post I attached a website link to Seungyoon Choi
from Seoul, who is brilliant at this technique.
I also posted it on my Instagram account
and he replied with a very nice comment, that you can read here.
To check out his Instagram account click @artistcsy
"Fluidity #12"
Acrylic on Paper
8" X 8"
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Gillian
2 comments:
More fluid magic! Especially compelling are the contrasts—deep Prussian blue against bright white background, the flat matte absorption of the spread paint vs the raised shiny trail of squeezed unspread paint. Also a magnet for the eyes: the transparencies with their revelations, the little ribbon of white overlapped but not entirely covered, and the blend of white and blue like cream being stirred into coffee (or blueberry juice?). Way cool that you heard from Seungyoon Choi.
Wow!
Exactly Dotty! Couldn't have said it better myself.......haha
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