Glow
Acrylic on 19"H x 24"W heavy watercolor paper
Ready to frame
Available
Rich with layers of color and texture on heavy watercolor paper. I've noticed that even though I am still working with the same medium (acrylics) it seems that lately I've been more willing to try new things, take that last step risk or even just let it be when I'm painting on paper. Less expectations? Maybe so. The paper that I'm working on is a heavy (156lb) Arches watercolor paper that I purchased in a large roll earlier this year. I love that I can cut paper off what ever size and will usually get 2-3 pieces out of that. The paper is then soaked in the bath tub and then transferred to my painted drafting table. Usually I will begin freeform with watercolor paints and a water soluble pencil. These are the first marks from which the flow of the painting will come. I can only take the painting to a certain point on the wet paper and then have to leave the paper to dry. This gives me time to get a fresh perspective on the piece and I can also start a few other paper paintings at the same time. When dry, I will come back and begin layering with the acrylics.....and playing between all the pieces.
More of my abstract paintings can be seen: here.
Email: elizabethchapman@artlover.com
Elizabeth Chapman
Contemporary Abstract Painting
