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Another paint sculpture.
I've been experimenting with various paint dilutions, frequencies and volume to get the movement and color mixtures I want. So far, nothing seems particularly repeatable. Too many variables, perhaps. At least I'm getting less paint on me :bg3:
Maureen,
More paint drops. Yea!!! Can't get enough... Seriously, they really are wonderfully creative, and fun. They must be a real challenge to do. Keep them coming! (You must have a background in science.) I can't imagine how hard they are to do.
Mitch
Maureen, I am seeing all kinds of characters in this. Great work with the movement captured. I love the varied colors throughout the paint. Very nicely done. Another vote for more...:S3:
I think this is one of your best paint images, Maureen. I keep wondering how you got started on these and how they're done. They're just amazing.
Another phenomenal composition, Maureen. The colors and the depth you have achieved with these paint sculptures are amazing. Outstanding work!
These look like so much fun, Maureen! The color mix seems more varied and that is wonderful. Glad you share these with us. :S3:
Very, very cool...it reminds me of the color blends I used to try to come up with when I played with Play-Doh! I really like the almost parasol like effect of the blue and white paint at the bottom...love the blend of oranges/yellows/blues and greens to the right...great composition and the two "floating anchor points" - the droplets suspended in mid-air - take this over the top, letting your eye latch onto something as it goes through the webbing of paint. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for the comments, everyone :S3:
John, it is a little like playing with Play-Doh. I'm using crayola paint :bg3:
Sweet!!! Love the colors and shapes......glad to see you aren't getting as dirty!
Maureen, I think this is one of your best also! Love the colors. :S3:
