Here I've applied my dark wash over everything. I used Indigo as a base color. I added some Phthalo green in a few areas, perm. yellow in others to get a mix of warm and cool.
Everything is now covered in masking tape. This process was actually fun! Kinda like putting a jigsaw puzzle together.
I masked off some leaves and one bud and here I've removed the tape from those areas so I can put even more tape on.
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Can't wait to see in unveiled!!
Really cool, Billie !! Do more! Do more! I'm a kid on Christmas right withya ! Can't wait to see. This looks like fun. Hurry up, willya ?! Go get a new hair dryer! Flames ?! Yikes !
Billie, will be watching this as it progresses. Where is beginning, though, 1st image or the last one?
It looks like a very fun project Billy. I see how you could do the same image many times, and get such different results each time.
I enjoy watching you create.
I'll be posting the results in a minute, Patty. I'm really happy with the way it turned out.:)
I plan to do more, Janet.:) This is fun! Yea...I gotta spend $$ on a new hairdryer. The old one was a trooper and it went out with a bang. My excitement for the day.
Vera, I did a WIP starting right from the reference photo all the way thru. Check on previous posts for earlier updates.
Thank you, Robin.:) This is fun and you're absolutely right..it would never turn out the same way twice.
Billie, you know what, this looks like it might work with mounting as well. Think I will try it that way, what fun. Thank you for streeing me straight!
I think this technique would be awesome for a mounted painting, Vera.:)
I love the look of batik and this tape technique for it works well in your hands.
The colours you've used are lovely.
Glad you like it, Jeanette.:) It was either the tape or I had to buy Masa paper. I already had the masking tape so I gave it a try.
Really interesting to see this work in progress.
I'm glad you enjoyed it, Carrie.:)
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