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"Riverside Daub," Acrylic on Board, 16x20" |
Here's a quick palate-cleansing landscape before I start my next figure painting. I used a lot of what I think of as my 'smear' technique in this one. I cut up small pieces of mat board and use them to apply the paint (instead of a brush). It creates a swathe of very thin paint with thicker lines at the edges. Once a layer has dried, I apply additional layers, which results in interesting textures and subtle color variations. I did use a little brush to fill in some of the small areas (since it's hard to be precise with a piece of board). I also used a limited (for me) palette which adds to the overall harmony of the piece.
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