Amazing that you can get that control with a palette knife. That orange is positively juicy! I seriously make a mess using a palette knife on my palette. Great job!
Terri Buchholz, I didn't start out painting with a palette knife, I used brushes for years! Little- by- little I would add strokes with the palette knife, and liked the outcome. But there were times it felt like I was painting with my feet! A lot of practice, scrapping, and throwing away real duds has lead my down this path. Thank you for your very nice comment!
Jacklyn, this orange looks so real, I want to reach out and grab it. Also, with it being placed on the "comics" is so clever and original! Did you really paint the comics with a knife? Wow!
Love it! All the little details! Penguin!
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DeleteThank You for your wonderful comment and support!
Amazing that you can get that control with a palette knife. That orange is positively juicy! I seriously make a mess using a palette knife on my palette. Great job!
ReplyDeleteTerri Buchholz,
ReplyDeleteI didn't start out painting with a palette knife, I used brushes for years! Little- by- little I would add strokes with the palette knife, and liked the outcome. But there were times it felt like I was painting with my feet!
A lot of practice, scrapping, and throwing away real duds has lead my down this path.
Thank you for your very nice comment!
Jacklyn, this orange looks so real, I want to reach out and grab it. Also, with it being placed on the "comics" is so clever and original! Did you really paint the comics with a knife? Wow!
ReplyDeleteLinda Thank you for your very nice comment! Yes I did paint the comics with a palette knife, a very small palette knife!
ReplyDeleteHOW Fresh and pretty!
ReplyDeleteSue Marrazzo, Thank you for your very nice comment!
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