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Liz Powley
Australia
Registrace 27. 02. 2012
Hi.
I’m Liz.
I paint, I draw, I photograph and I write.
I explore, I try, I stuff up, and I play.
Creativity is my life and I’m living it.
Join me - art is a journey best shared.
Liz
(off the edge, but learning to fly)
Visit me at Gumnut Inspired: www.gumnut.net
I’m Liz.
I paint, I draw, I photograph and I write.
I explore, I try, I stuff up, and I play.
Creativity is my life and I’m living it.
Join me - art is a journey best shared.
Liz
(off the edge, but learning to fly)
Visit me at Gumnut Inspired: www.gumnut.net
Beadweaving - Crystal Loops
A favourite pattern of mine. I just love how the pieces all just click together. I haven’t written this pattern up yet, so let me know if you would like me to write it up.
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Pebble Crabs at Sultana Point
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Some footage of the little pebble crabs (Bellidilia sp.) on the sandflat at Sultana Point, Edithburgh, Yorke Peninsula, South Australia.
Down on the beach - a Red-capped Plover painting
zhlédnutí 150Před 6 lety
I discovered the beauty of a little bird on the beach - I captured him with my camera, he captured my paintbrush.
A Little Zebra Finch
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A little painting I did to practise and speed up my painting, though I do wish i could paint as fast as this video.
A little sketch of a blue wren
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A quick painting sketch showing the beginnings, the brushstrokes and right through to the final detail. An hour and a half of painting in just under five minutes. Ground: Ampersand Gessobord Paints: Mostly Matisse Flow with a few Golden Fluid Acrylics Mediums: A touch of Matisse Self-leveling Gel for a transparency moment. Final artwork: Blue Wren, acrylic on artist panel, 130x180mm.
Acrylic media - Butterfly paintings
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Remember those fun folded over blob paintings you made in primary/elementary school? Drop some paint on some paper and then fold it in half? This is the basis for the butterfly painting. In this exploration we bring the fun to adults and explore what we can do with the result. For full details, please visit Gumnut Inspirations - inspired.gumnut.net
Bubble Painting Basics
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A demonstration of the basics of making a bubble print. Multiple layers of this technique create the bubble painting texture as seen on Gumnut Inspirations - inspired.gumnut.net
Beautiful 🎉🎉🎉
Can I do this on canvas???
Genius love the 💡 idea
Good
I am going to try it I hope it works properly
Love this!!!😏
Beautiful
Plz tell me what liquid you use first on the paper
Self leveling gel - Golden sells it or Matisse if you're in Australia.
What is white
Wow. Best part is you just showing the materials and letting us see the possibilities . Can't wait to play!
Thank you so much! This was a very early video and looking at it now my brain screams, cut, cut, cut! I may even redo it at some point. So thank you for seeing beyond my technical naivety to the art beyond :D Best wishes, Liz
the ingredients to make the greeny thingy??
Igot7 Army paint, soap and water
me encanto
Thankyou, this was THE most useful video on bubble printing!
Sooo true!!! Thanks a lot!
5 years later and it's still true.
that is great for kids! bit honestly that dosnt look like a butterfly. But thanks for reminding me about these so i can do them with my daughter :)
I've seen quite a few of these done with tempura paints, but I much prefer the strength of color you get with the acrylic, here. Makes it an outside activity with clothes we don't care about, and much more fun anyway! :)
Hi, Jisa. In this case it is acrylics, the non-expensive kind that I bought for my kids to use, so I'm not 100% sure of achival quality, but I have made up some bubble paints using more expensive paints since then and am much more reassured. The paper is illustration board, probably bainbridge 80 with a little texture, but not much. You can find further info on my blog (right side, scroll down to Categories, under Projects - bubble painting), a post there also includes full instructions. Liz.
What kind of paint and paper are you using?
genius!!
yes i do remember making these all the time in elementry school..they were quite fun,cuz you never knew what was going to come of it after folding/open..yours out quite nice,esp on the second fold.