A rework of an earlier piece this time using a wet in wet technique
November Theme Challenge! The contents of a trashcan
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2010Mar 17
tags: Pianshill park gothic tower
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- Uncle Bob: I take a small amount of perverse pleasure in realising that this sort of thing is nor...
- greyseal: Typical government project. Same happened in Phoenix Arizona U.S. I will admit however...
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- greyseal: Very interesting! I love colorful subjects. Fish and flowers foremost in my opinion....
- greyseal: Color! How beautiful!
- greyseal: It’s great seeing you work posted here again!
- Nikira: Super cool work.
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- plasma_girl: This is absolutely lovely, thank you for sharing it!
- Nikira: Very nice and decorative approach, a keeper.
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trebor61 11:04 am on March 17, 2010 | #
Ver good Nick. I love working wet into wet as the picture seems to paint itself.
Nick Powell 2:21 pm on March 17, 2010 | #
Thanks Bob I know what you mean.
Its quite hard getting the amount of water in and on the paper just right so that you don’t just end up with a soggy mess thats completely out of control!