I am very happy and excited that I was recently invited to exhibit my art at the Jefferson Street Gallery in Morton, Illinois. The exhibit will be up the months of October/November with a reception on October 3rd. Cis Carlson, a fiber artist will also be exhibiting her beautiful felted scarves and other wearable fiber art.
I have been busy creating some new paintings for the exhibit and getting them wired and ready to hang. “Cotton Candy” was created on a canvas using acrylic paint for the first layer. I then spread on molding paste with a palette knife and stamped into it with bubble wrap for added texture. After the paste dried, I added additional color using Caran D’Ache watercolor crayons. I scribbled on the color and then used a wet brush to paint out different areas while leaving some of the acrylic paint showing through. Next I scribbled on a bit of India ink to bring it all to together. As I was painting out the crayon marks, the colors reminded me of cotton candy so that is what I decided to call it.
beautiful, I love the breathing space of this…great texture, color and the perfect amount of contrast
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Lovely colours!! And congrats for the exhibit!! 🙂
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Beautiful!
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Thank you!
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As seen on Erin Ashley’s website!!! 🙂
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I love Erin Ashley’s art! Does she have a piece named Cotton Candy?
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Inviting painting. Well done.
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Hello, any way I could print this image (Cotton Candy) for our wall?
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Hi Mary. Sorry but the images are copyrighted. If I decide to sale prints from this original in the future, I can let you know if you send me your email address. Thank you for your interest!
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