Monday, December 5, 2011
My First Watercolor Batik on Rice Paper
Here is the first batik I did. it is 11x14 on rice paper. As you can see I was able to get much more light in my second one below. It is a great experience and process for me because you cannot help but loosen up. Excited about starting my next one. I will keep you posted.
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It has a great glow! I love it.
ReplyDeleteThis is mind-blowing beautiful Krista!
ReplyDeleteI think is is awesome, Krista.
ReplyDeleteI like this... can't wait to see your next one.
ReplyDeleteI don't know anything about this process, but its absolutely gorgeous! I love the Fall colors!!!Great job.
ReplyDeleteGostei do resultado, muito bom !!! abraços Jane
ReplyDeleteYou are right. The difference shows. Though even this is nice, the quality of light and details in the second one are so much better.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful is this!
ReplyDeleteYour paintings are very nice. You are a creative, and You are very talented. I love your work. Wish you success always.
ReplyDeleteHi Krista, I just found your blog through a link on my watercolor blog. Your batik's are beautiful! I will now start to follow along and I am placing a link to your blog on mine, lorrainewatry.blogspot.com. Have a wonderful New Year painting!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful! Can't stop looking at this piece. Not sure if its the colours, or the textures or the purple sky? Your work is incredible and inspires me to keep going... :)
ReplyDeletejust saw this Krista. Great art. And for your first attempt at this. Wonderful
ReplyDeleteBrilliant and vibrant painting. So much joy to watch it, eye catching indeed.
ReplyDeleteVery nice painting,I love the fall colors...
ReplyDeleteThank you Christiane, Sheila, lifespalette, hmuxo, Jane, Balaji, Stephanie, Dandan, Lorraine, Karen, Gary, Murugesan, and Andra.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work, it would be great if you could do a post explaining the process. Well Done!!!
ReplyDeleteHaven't tried painting on a rice paper yet. Your work is excellent!
ReplyDeleteoh so beautiful loosening up is something I'm trying so hard to do,, I just found your blog today, I'm your newest follower!
ReplyDeleteThank you Terry, Grace and Laurie nice to have you as a follower : )
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