On a whim one day I masked off areas of a canvass. The idea was to create white space between a series of abstract images that would only be united by the colours used. While the effect is not as perfect as if I had used a painted on resist I really like the effect it produces.
Also there is something very exciting about peeling the paint covered tape away to reveal a second picture beneath.
Let me know what you think, I will continue to practice this and let you all know how it goes.
-Chris
Painting starts with masked off areas and a bit of ‘magic white’ painted on to aid blending.
I work quickly and messily wet on wet to produce a series of small pictures on the canvass.
When the picture is fairly dry I remove the tape to show the white space between the images, some bleeding happens due to my over zealous painting style.
I use heavy impasto in places and sgraffito in others to achieve a depth of image with lots of texture.
Each part of the image is totally different but linked by the colour palette used.
A little more reserved with the colours (green, blue, yellow and some magic white).
With the tape removed – smaller gauge tape to bring the images closer together – one painting with many images.
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