Prismacolor pencil on paper.
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Prismacolor on paper.
Private collection of R. Budden.
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Prismacolor pencil on thinly shaved Japanese pine (pair of geese) and prismacolor on paper (single goose.)
A word about technique on the single goose:
Spray fixative dripped and pulled pigment down creating the blue shadow. It was an accident that I came to love and have been replicating on other pieces.
I'd like to think Bob Ross would've called it a "happy little accident."
Copyright © 2016
Primsmacolor pencil on paper. Spray fixative dripped down and took blue pigment out of the feather area to create blue effect.
Private Collection of C. and A. Kuhns
A word about technique:
Spray fixative dripped and pulled pigment down creating the blue shadow. It was an accident that I came to love and have been replicating on other pieces.
Copyright © 2016
Prismacolor pencil on thinly shaved Japanese pine.
Copyright © 2016
Primsmacolor pencil and white acrylic paint on paper.
A word about technique:
Spray fixative dripped and pulled pigment out of the brown, blue & black Prismacolor pencils used in the wing area. Initially an accident, I came to love the effect and have been trying to replicate it.
I'd like to think Bob Ross would've called it a "happy little accident."
Copyright © 2017
Primsmacolor pencil and white acrylic paint on paper.
A word about technique:
Spray fixative dripped and pulled pigment out of the brown, blue & black Prismacolor pencils used in the wing area. Initially an accident, I came to love the effect and have been trying to replicate it.
I'd like to think Bob Ross would've called it a "happy little accident."
Copyright © 2017