Here is the detail of the transparency (behind the optical lens at the bottom of the shot):
The class was just great, and I am really pleased with how my piece turned out. I was lucky in that my composition just fell into place on the day.
I picked up some great tips from Michael - I was particularly interested in the patina effects created with pain washes. Very good stuff. His alteration techniques and use of transparencies was really clever, and who knew that Liquid Nails would become an essential art supply!
I didn't get photos of everyone else's work because the battery in my camera died, but all the work created on the day was just fantastic, and it was great to catch up with so many ladies I haven't seen for a while.
I think that I will be doing more "ASS-emblage" in the future.
9 comments:
Beautiful work Liz, I will try and get those photos to you this week
Cheers
Gail
This was a totally awesome piece Liz ,you really did an amazing job
Jen
Your piece came together so smoothly - as if you already had it worked out in your head before you came. You should do more work in this style - you're really good at it.
This was my favourite piece of the day - truly stunning and such clever construction.
Great work Liz, your piece is a fantastic, I love it.
Looks fantastic Liz! Aren't Michael's classes just the best!!! Yes, he knows heaps about different paint wash effects....such an inspiration!
Hi there,
Just found you via Michael's blog. Your assemblage piece is fantastic. The shape of it is very intriguing.
Wow, this looks fabulous, what a terrific piece, Michael really is a great teacher.
This is great!
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