Painting out Loud

[Maureen Allen]

For this I thinned the base paint color and left the others a thicker consistency. This seems to provide more interesting movement and mixture with less splatter. I've devised a shield to protect the flash units but it's still messy business. I'm having fun :bg3:

[Dennis Bishop]

I think we're all having fun, too, but ours comes from looking at these. And wondering how you manage to get these images. The colors and shapes are lots of fun. This one looks like somebody juggling

[Steve Adkins]

Lots of great energy in this one, Maureen. What was the base color? It's fun to see your experiments! That twist in the middle is sweet.:S3:

[Maureen Allen]

Base color is white in this one, Steve.

[denise ippolito]

Maureen. Another outstanding image! I like the black background and the colorful paint colors, maybe a little tight on the bottom.:S3:

[Mitch Carucci]

What can I say that has not been said before. These images are fun for us too. I thought to look in detail at this image, and there are fascinating points. Look at the way this bit is rotating!

Keep these images coming...(that is if you can stand the mess :S3: )

[Maureen Allen]

Thanks for the comments :S3:

Denise, you're right. It is tight on the bottom. I'll add a little canvas. Thanks for pointing that out.

[Cheryl Slechta]

Maureen, I like this one a lot. "Joyous" was the first thing that popped into my mind when I saw it.:S3:

[Andrew McLachlan]

Another killer image Maureen! Great job!:S3: