Sitting around in my painting room one night, I decided to have an unplanned go at a painting.
I had recently painted over an unsuccessful canvas painting using a black spray paint, and thought I would combine it with some of my blue paint.
I had no plan other than to use a palette knife and see what happened.
I started out laying a light cover of some turquoise blue, followed by another layer with some ocean blue.
After that I mixed out the colours with white paint, and started making out what I imagined was a crashing, foaming wave, far out in a stormy sea.
I didn’t really reflect on the choices I made while painting it, but when I finished and had a real look at it I was quite pleased.
So, I think this’ll be looked back on as a good sessions in the painting room for me. I alreade want to make more paintings like it 🙂
Yes, I like it too 😁
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Thank you, Elaine ☺ I was quite pleased with this one, so I’m glad you like it ☺
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Yes it has movement 😊
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Wow, superb. That palette knife is certainly free-ing up your work and instilling energy!
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Thank you, Anna, again ☺ It’s so nice to have people following along the journey and giving feedback ☺ I am really enjoying the palette knife at the moment. It’s great fun to loosen up a bit ☺
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Nice experimenting here. Never bothered with the palette knife myself so it’s interesting to see others try it xD
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I love the palette knife ☺☺ It takes away a lot of the pressure of doing everything correctly ☺ Just having a go and seeing where it takes you.
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Interesting! I;d have to try it one day!
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