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  2011

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  Granulation portrait watercolour
  tags: granulation | watercolour
   

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  greyseal 9:26 pm on October 17, 2011 | #

  A universe splashed in a microcosm of color. The cosmos created on 12 square centimeters. Really, what other medium is capable of doing this in the hands of man? Bravo Mr. Ziza!

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  Ziza 12:44 am on October 18, 2011 | #

  Thank you Greyseal, you are too kind. It was just a doodle kind of play with granulation, but there might be more once I’m back home…

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  Eugene Sellors 5:46 am on October 18, 2011 | #

  this is very like a lot of Rudolf Steiner influenced art, my brother went to a Steiner school and loads of his work was like this, there philosophy is to paint with no lines and black is not included in the palette. its beautiful,

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  Ziza 6:02 am on October 18, 2011 | #

  According to Huan Miro, the black is the most important colour and in fact I like it, even if I don’t use it at all times…

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  Nikira 10:24 am on October 18, 2011 | #

  Yesssss! My Jackson’s order finally on its way, even small telescopic brushes you told me about, its better be good! Like this texture here.

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  Ziza 10:07 pm on October 18, 2011 | #

  Glad for you Nikky. After trying some German suppliers (didn’t like their devotion to send goods via expensive services like DHL, UPS…) and trying rather tempting US – Cheap joe’s, and quite a few British suppliers I learned that British are the best of all. Although I still consider from Ken Bromeley I almost exclusively moved to Jackson’s Art (and Rosemary for brushes). JA are most reasonably priced and very professional whether your order is 10 or 200 Pounds. And they do offer a great variety of art stuff through well organised site. (Gosh I hope they give me some extra discount for this ad!)

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  Ziza 10:08 pm on October 18, 2011 | #

  Forgot to say: Cheap Joe’s wes OK but the shipping cost to Europe was absolutely outrageous so I had to decline…

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  greyseal 9:25 pm on October 19, 2011 | #

  Rudolf Steiner was a crackpot and occultist. These creatures are an amusing phenomena which pop up with increasing frequency.

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