Ta Da! It's finally done. Last night I removed all the tape and finished the centers of the tulips. Today I looked at it and thought I could've done a better job on the tulip in the lower left corner so I retaped a few areas and applied another light wash. I got some very nice bleeds on the tulip and the background and thoroughly enjoyed this process. I would definitely try this again. It's a bit tedious applying the tape but more fun than a chore. Kudos to Sandy Maudlin for creating this technique.
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE it !!
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Thank you, Janet! I'm quite pleased with it myself. Especially for a first try.
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful Billie. So fresh and creative. Love the end result.
ReplyDeleteIt turned out wonderful Billie. So fresh and creative. I love it!
ReplyDeleteWell, well, well....didn't that turn out fantabulous (my own word)....next!!!!!!...LOL. It looks wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteI love your new word, Maggie.:) I make my own words up often. I was actually surprised it turned out so well. Glad, too.
ReplyDeleteI agree, I turned out great!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun, Billie! See now why I had not found stages, had opened from my own blog following and just got one update at a time. Have to open entire blog to see each stage listed together! ('')
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see what you do with this technique, Vera. *hint, hint* I'll bet you could come up with something really spectacular.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Patty.:) I'd like to try this again on a larger scale. I've read that different masking tapes produce different results so I need to experiment further.
ReplyDeleteI'm very impressed. I love this technique. Love your painting.
ReplyDeleteThis technique produces some unique results, Diana. I'm always on the lookout for something interesting. Glad you like it.:)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jan.:)
ReplyDeletebelo trabalho!
ReplyDeleteObrigado!
ReplyDeleteWOW that is super cool! That does look like such a fun technique & the final painting is so full of depth & interesting texture, love it :)
ReplyDeleteThis is the first time I heard of this technique. What you did looks really nice. Good job! Definitely worth looking into. Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks, Tracey!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Christine. I enjoyed the suspense of it all and I liked the effects, too.
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