Showing posts with label interference ink. Show all posts
Showing posts with label interference ink. Show all posts

Thursday, March 20, 2014

New Etsy Shop and Content

If you like my work and are interested in buying any of them, or simply checking out new pieces I have created, here is my etsy shop that I just got up and running. I appreciate your support, and am working on setting a schedule to more frequently update this blog. I have about 30 new paintings I have done since my move to Seattle, WA and am excited to share them with you. 

https://www.etsy.com/shop/SensoryIntegrity

For now, here is a couple examples of some of my new work. 

This first piece was created with acrylic inks, both colored and iridescent, which are embedded in a layer of pouring medium. This adds depth and dimension to the piece, and the interference/iridescent inks add complexity as the colors change in different lights. It reminds me of stained slides in a microscope and looks like something from an internal anatomy structure, without being directly referential of any particular structure.  This piece is done on 10in by 10in canvas with painted sides, ready to be put on display. 





This piece was created solely with the use of acrylic paints, which has become rare for me, since I love so many media and can hardly contain myself to just one. It was done during my phase of planet/galaxy interest, and  has an alien sky feel to it. It was done on 9in by 12in paper and comes sealed in an art protector.

Friday, February 15, 2013

Skull stamp painting

This painting was done on a block canvas a friend gave me. I wanted a texture for the underpainting, so I used modeling paste mixed with acrylic paint and acrylic ink. After that dried, I added different glazes with interference powder, ink and paint. I then used different mediums to stamp a skull in multiple places. The stamp I made by carving a potato, which is a fast and affordable way to make temporary stamps. I then added focus by making two of the skulls bleed with acrylic ink and glazing medium.

Monday, February 11, 2013

Large galaxy painting

I took a bunch of pictures of this painting to try and capture the iridescence. I used similar techniques to the last galaxy painting, with a lot more of each medium. It turned into a swirling black hole in the center of the painting.