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Here I present two variations of flower patterned painted papers. Really, this kind of work made with natural inks, gives to the paper a special feeling. I like them!!
Very Nice! Isn't it fun when we find new materials (art supplies), it is like when we were children and we were given a present! I can tell you are having fun with the new natural inks. :)
Yes of course! but I've not bought those inks! I've obtained them from natural flowers and vegetables! but you are right! When one has new materials ideas flow quickly!!
It must make you feel great to have created the inks to paint your papers. It must be an interesting process... and the reward is evident in your work. I know what you mean about your art filling you with joy... I can work on my paintings for hours and it feels like only minutes have gone passed.
Very Nice! Isn't it fun when we find new materials (art supplies), it is like when we were children and we were given a present! I can tell you are having fun with the new natural inks. :)
RispondiEliminaYes of course! but I've not bought those inks! I've obtained them from natural flowers and vegetables! but you are right! When one has new materials ideas flow quickly!!
RispondiEliminaIt must make you feel great to have created the inks to paint your papers. It must be an interesting process... and the reward is evident in your work. I know what you mean about your art filling you with joy... I can work on my paintings for hours and it feels like only minutes have gone passed.
RispondiElimina