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Cockamamie Clock
10″ x 10″
on 140lb Arches cold pressed, gouache, india ink,
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I added a bit of gouache over the clock face, not to obscure the stubborn black ink, but to mute it a bit, and still keep an antique look. And I added back in the little red gems….and the yellow ones, too. Here’s the outcome of my three step gouache and india ink tutorial. What a fun project! The time is 11:11 which is one of my most favorite numbers!
NOTE: Please see this link for more about my art
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FOLLOW ALL THE STEPS OF THIS ART TUTORIAL
- Step One: The Set up and the Painting
- Step Two: The Risky Part
- Step Three: The Adventurous Part
- FINAL: The Big Reveal
***FREE DOWNLOAD of the Entire Gouache and India Ink Relief Tutorial***
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I read your tutorial over on Empty Easel, and had to come over to your blog and say thanks! This is such a cool technique…I like to use things like wax paper on wet gouache to sort of randomize the paint coverage, and this seems like a similar thing.
Wow, I think I may try this… I for some reason pulled out the india ink lately and 11:11…