Paint Lab: 52 Exercises inspired by Artists, Materials, Time, Place, and Method (Lab Series)
Deborah Forman
Language: English
Pages: 136
ISBN: 1592537820
Format: PDF / Kindle (mobi) / ePub
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with marble dust that finishes hard to the touch. Hard molding paste has an endless amount of applications creating a stiff and bumpy texture in your painting. Molding paste can also be mixed with colored acrylic paint (fig. 5), yet it will tint the color with the white of the marble dust. You want to clean this off of your brushes and tools right away, because the paste sets quickly. Molding paste can be applied in heavy layers and is also great for creating thick peaked brushstrokes in an
Painting brings you to the present moment. Painting activates your physical sense of self. Painting helps you to feel alive and connected! 8 Pai n t L ab 001-017_30625.indd 8 001-017_30625.indd 8 (Text) (Ray) (Fogra 29_WF)Job:05-30625 Title:RP-Paint Lab #175 Dtp:225 Page:8 5/31/13 2:03 PM 5/31/13 2:04 PM 001-017_306 001-017_306 1/13 2:03 PM 1/13 2:04 PM “I hope this book will inspire you to play and take risks without the worry of what the outcome will be.” 9 001-017_30625.indd 9
piece. • Try different color washes to get new effects or change the form you are observing. • Take nine finished pieces that are your favorites and glue them with acrylic medium to a thicker board to create an interesting grid piece. WHE N : C aptu r iNg tim E 070-087_C69513.indd 77 070-087_30625.indd 77 (Text) (Ray) (Fogra 29_WF)Job:05-30625 Title:RP-Paint Lab 06-C69513 #175 Dtp:225 Page:77 77 6/11/13 6:36 PM 5/31/13 2:26 PM LAB 28 Featured Artist — Faith Evans-Sills: Making Time
acrylic on paper 80 Pai n t L ab 070-087_30625.indd 80 070-087_30625.indd 80 (Text) (Ray) (Fogra 29_WF)Job:05-30625 Title:RP-Paint Lab #175 Dtp:225 Page:80 5/31/13 2:44 PM 5/31/13 2:26 PM 070-087_306 070-087_306 1/13 2:44 PM 1/13 2:26 PM Let’s Go! Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Fig. 4 Fig. 3 Fig. 5 1. Poke a hole in the middle of the bottom of a cup, plus two holes on the rim to attach the string handle (figs. 1, 2). 2. Place a piece of tape on the bottom of the hole, and then fill the cup with a
painting. “When you take a flower in your hand and really look at it, it’s your world for the moment. I want to give that world to someone else. Most people in the city rush around so, they have no time to look at a flower. I want them to see it whether they want to or not.”—Georgia O’Keeffe WHO : In spI r e d By Ar tIs t s 018-039_30625.indd 33 018-039_30625.indd 33 (Text) (Ray) (Fogra 29_WF)Job:05-30625 Title:RP-Paint Lab #175 Dtp:225 Page:33 33 5/31/13 2:08 PM 5/31/13 2:10 PM LAB 8