"Crazy Sunset"
Image size 11" x 15"
Acrylic
I had a watercolor that I painted many years ago on a 22" x 30" piece of paper. It was a painting of Lake Powell. I was never happy with it and tried many times to save it. Finally, I decided to cut it into fourths and use each piece for a new painting. For this painting, I added rice paper and gesso, which I swirled around so that there were thin and thick areas. The thick areas are white and the thin areas let the underpainting show through.
I turned the painting upside down so that the sky of the old painting became the water and the red cliffs became the sky. I thought that might be a fun beginning. The texture is a bit wild, but it was fun to paint.
I'm taking a break from my clay project until after Christmas. There's just too much to do.
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