Two Butterflies and a Bird? by dochtersions
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Hello dear friends,
This is painted with acrylic paint and markers, at least the 1st image.
On the 2nd you can see how, just for fun, I started with 'messing around'.
I had henna powder left from coloring my hair, I put a very small cup of coffee through it and did it on a canvas board.
Then I put some drops of brown alcohol ink here and there, and tilted the board a bit.
I had no idea what it should be and glued thin paper over it to get texture.
About a month later I made something out of it, and that has become the 1st image.
Dear friends, thank you very much for your look.
P.S. I also used make-up, such as, eyeliner and eyebrow powder
Comments (3)
Complexe , fantasie rijke creatie !!
toen ik nog schilderde gooide ik van alles en nog wat door de verf om bepaalde tetures te creeeren
Die tip van je over het gebruiken van zout heb ik al toegepast, heel leuk. Als je nog meer tips hebt Martin: Graag!
Oh, this reminds me of the experiments you and Andrea and Helle used to do, some years back. (Tara too.) I tried a few, but mine were awful, lol. (The coffee spilled everywhere, and destroyed my art. I never learned how to mix coffee with drawings and paintings!)
I love the second one--even though it's the "pre" image (the prototype) (the 'voorlopig ontwerp'--right? I love that word in dutch!) The second image looks like a primal, prehistoric "ooze", a pre-mammal creature that is crawling across the prehistoric plains, seeking a mate (or food).
The first image is the second image dressed up for an orgy! I love all the stuff you put into your physical images---makeup? I love it! This looks like a very colorful microorganism, dressed for a masked ball (gemaskerd bal?) for amebas. You are so creative with these images. Terrific multi-media painting, Jacomina. You turned the "crawling blob" into a full-blown broche for microorganisms. Terrific!