Look closely – I dabbled with some fluro colours – loved them wet but not so much when they dried – they dulled. Today I revamped the painting ( that’s what I like about using acrylics – you can paint over if you are not happy with the outcome) – I added a top coat, splattered then used a method called sgraffito to reveal some of the original colours. I love it.
What do you see here? An underwater scene? Flowers? Something under the microscope – bacteria, amoeba? What does your imagination see?
Blue, blue and blue🙂5 shades of blue to be exact plus silver, white, yellow, pink, purple … not sure if it’s finished,will wait a while and then see how I think about it. It’s called “My Happy Place.”
A night on the town tonight; we attended the opening night showcase of Laurie Bullied’s floral art celebrated with fine wines and vermouth by Bettenay Wines and Margret River Nougat and a grazing table presented by Gourmet Food Merchant of Cowaramup – what a lovely evening.
This week I have been inspired. I have painted 2 “blue” canvas and will add one more to make a series. Today I tried a few different colours using the same technique and in art class today we experimented with watercolours. 
Acrylic on canvas – 250cm x 250cm
Today we took a stroll around the caravan park and stumbled across these interesting displays.
What a great opportunity this was to get some fabulous insight into the writing of a novel – and a detailed look at the crime fiction genre. If I was a writer I would be immersed in that great work right now! Inspirational! Educational! Thank you Garry Disher.
