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Submitted: September 25, 2004
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For the second painting in the Jazzdragon series, I chose to try a new dragon position - as if our dancing dragon was going into a power dive. The background you see here is one of the first times I tried applying salt on a non-class-related finished piece of art, and I found that I was very pleased with the marbled effect that it produced.
I added the geometric shape to kind of "herd" the colors and to give the eye something to latch onto as it moves around the image. This is the first time I tried THAT little trick, too, and it seems to have been fairly successful. But I would need to experiment with geometry a little more.
This dragon was painted in 2000. I used watercolor (with salt) and colored pencil.
Original artwork: available - $125.
Prints: not available.
I added the geometric shape to kind of "herd" the colors and to give the eye something to latch onto as it moves around the image. This is the first time I tried THAT little trick, too, and it seems to have been fairly successful. But I would need to experiment with geometry a little more.
This dragon was painted in 2000. I used watercolor (with salt) and colored pencil.
Original artwork: available - $125.
Prints: not available.
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the salt effect is cool, but i dunno what you eman by a salt wash thingie
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If the watercolor is sopping wet like a small puddle, the salt dissolves and the effect looks wavery, kind of like marble. If the watercolor is a little bit more dry - just damp instead of sopping wet - the salt will make little starbursts.
The effect will work only a little bit on thin paper - to get it to work well, you need really thick paper - watercolor paper or bristol board (which is like a heavy cardstock paper).
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i dont have watercolour..i have somewhat acrilyc paint...and i cant mix them well
maybe secretly, when i go to the dollar store, i see if i can sneak soem into my bag...no not steal, grampie usally waits in the car...so i can buy almost anythign i want
ill try the salt thing if i ever get ant WC//....
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