hello, I just found this site linked to PJ Lynch's blog where we had the discussion about Dulac's work, and someone complimented you so I took a look. Your images for the Rubaiyat are stunning. Breathtaking. Now I will ask you as I asked PJL - would you share what paper you are working on? --- you have achieved Dulac's beautiful transformation of the paper into atmosphere..... In my own work I am struggling betw a smooth enough finish to achieve fine lines vs the right texture-finish for the larger areas of blended color. Would you share your paper and/or any advice? Thanks so much, (I have added this journal to my desktop, beautiful work) Ellen B
Hmmm, so in one way you have answered my question , in that, clearly you are able to attain that wonderful mottled texture no matter WHICH paper you use. So it is in the HAND and not the paper --lol
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OK I have answered my own question: I spoke with a woman who has some of Spirin's work in her gallery --- hot press. SO the texture is in the paint, not the paper (sorry to be having a conversation with myself here, but thought it might be interesting...)
Anyway, I will enjoy seeing more of your work as you post it, you are truly gifted. Ellen
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And thank you. :)
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(It's April, from dA!)
You don't HAVE to add me back, I know you're busy and such!
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I just found this site linked to PJ Lynch's blog where we had the discussion about Dulac's work, and someone complimented you so I took a look. Your images for the Rubaiyat are stunning. Breathtaking.
Now I will ask you as I asked PJL - would you share what paper you are working on? --- you have achieved Dulac's beautiful transformation of the paper into atmosphere.....
In my own work I am struggling betw a smooth enough finish to achieve fine lines vs the right texture-finish for the larger areas of blended color. Would you share your paper and/or any advice?
Thanks so much, (I have added this journal to my desktop, beautiful work)
Ellen B
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Anyway, I will enjoy seeing more of your work as you post it, you are truly gifted.
Ellen
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