Smoke Tendrils irish I use a butane torch
Description
I use a butane torch to get cells of color to bubble up to the surface
Poured acrylic painting Encroaching Lava (Little Gem 22) reminds me of the slow-moving lava you might see as the magma on top cools and the thermal layer beneath struggles to continue flowing
and watercolors are added to create a truly one-of-a-kind artwork
I loved riding my bike through the suburban track housing where I lived
Smoke Tendrils irish I use a butane torchAcrylic paint on Graphix film 4" x 4" image (8" x 8" matted and framed behind glass) In Smoke Tendrils, I created the sinuous movement of the rising streams of colored smoke as they entwine their way to the sky. Smoke Tendrils is a small, framed and matted acrylic painting behind glass. I use a sophisticated technique of pouring paint with added chemicals to create luscious intermixed bubbles and waves of color. Paints are selected based on the
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