Copper Paradigm
Copper Paradigm
Acrylic on Gallery Wrapped Canvas
1.5 inch Finished Edges 12x12
*Only 1 available
Especially aged paint created one-of-a-kind texture in this classy abstract of copper & red copper pearls, with accenting white pearl. This painting is not a fingerpainting, nor was it made with brush or palette knife... but yet made with the palette itself, and a press-on & slide technique.
Note from Ruth: "Upon seeing lumpy paint in the bottle, it was going to be discarded. When dumping all the paint out, I realized I couldn't just throw all this paint away, I thought I would try "wasting" it on a spare canvas sitting by. As I saw what unique fascination appeared, I realized I could not get this texture at will. If I added more lumps, it would not look the same. I would have to wait another 3 years for the paint to age like wine or cheese, to perfection. So this is a one of a kind. That's the "paradigm" part, where the realization of something makes this shift in your mind. You now see it in a different light."
For other ways to turn or rotate your painting see link here:
http://ruthcollis.blogspot.com/2014/04/copper-paradigm.html
Acrylic on Gallery Wrapped Canvas
1.5 inch Finished Edges 12x12
*Only 1 available
Especially aged paint created one-of-a-kind texture in this classy abstract of copper & red copper pearls, with accenting white pearl. This painting is not a fingerpainting, nor was it made with brush or palette knife... but yet made with the palette itself, and a press-on & slide technique.
Note from Ruth: "Upon seeing lumpy paint in the bottle, it was going to be discarded. When dumping all the paint out, I realized I couldn't just throw all this paint away, I thought I would try "wasting" it on a spare canvas sitting by. As I saw what unique fascination appeared, I realized I could not get this texture at will. If I added more lumps, it would not look the same. I would have to wait another 3 years for the paint to age like wine or cheese, to perfection. So this is a one of a kind. That's the "paradigm" part, where the realization of something makes this shift in your mind. You now see it in a different light."
For other ways to turn or rotate your painting see link here:
http://ruthcollis.blogspot.com/2014/04/copper-paradigm.html
