Water Work
This is a new painting from my "Water" series, 30" x 40". The rust is a beautiful metallic copper that shimmers when you see it in person.
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posted by Cassandra at 8:25 AM
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
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- Name: Cassandra Tondro
I am an artist, living and working in the Los Angeles area. I consider myself to be part "mad scientist," because I'm interested in observing the effects of combining unorthodox materials and manipulating paint in unusual ways.
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3 Comments:
This is so mysterious. I love it!
Greg
hi, i love this painting!
how did you do it?
i was just wondering for my art corse work, so i can add you into my sketch book.
thnx
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Hi Anonymous,
This painting was done in many layers. The first few layers are lifted paint -- where I press something into the paint while it's still wet. On top of that are some silver "bubbles" -- dots made with a yorker bottle, and washed off with the hose before they're completely dry. That gives the outline of dots, or circles. Then there's a blue-green glaze on top of that. The top layer is a red-copper metallic paint, and I threw it onto the canvas to give the spontaneous splash look of water.
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