Painting with a Squeegee | Art Insider

Clara Cristina is a Brazilian artist based in Germany who has developed a distinct painting technique after experimenting with squeegees. She layers acrylic paints with painting knives, then scrapes the paint off using a Catalyst wedge. In most of her work, Clara experiments with color theory, light, and depth.
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Clara's available art can be viewed here:
www.claracris.com/
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Painting with a Squeegee | Art Insider

[@CreativeArtandEnergy]

I like your style. Your personality shines through it. 🎨

[@rocketRobScott]

I bet she would create some pretty crazy cakes. Netflix needs these skills.

[@jennglow4647]

Cool 😀

[@mirandawade3362]

Ok but HOW? Why did that work?

[@RainbowSharky69420]

4th comment
Beautiful art!
And nice videos :D

[@TheEfX]

How does this work

[@MeMyFriendsandPie]

The paint partially sets into the media they're using and essentially stencils the areas they'd like to be more defined. Then, the areas left bare are filled with the adjacent surplus of paint filling in the remainder of the workspace finishing the piece once the over lapping paint from the start of the pull is removed after a second swipe through creating the art.

[@TheLayCat]

@@MeMyFriendsandPie Can you guess what kind of paint they are using? acrylics maybe?

[@MeMyFriendsandPie]

@@TheLayCat Description says Acrylic paints! ❤️

[@wickandde]

Would've bee good to actually shoe the process from beginning to end result. This is just annoying to watch.