Showing posts with label carol nelson abstract floral painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label carol nelson abstract floral painting. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 5, 2019

Abstract Floral Painting, Contemporary Art "Simpatico" by Carol Nelson Fine Art

"Simpatico", 8x8, by Carol Nelson
This dreamy abstract turned out looking like flowers. In addition to Golden Fluid Acrylic paints, I also used Marabu Watercolor Art Crayons. They are very creamy and water soluble, so it is easy to get the softly blurred edges - a lot of finger work! I am going to do more experimenting with the Marabu Crayons. They feel like oil pastels, yet they are water soluble. You can move them around with your finger or a brush. Combine two colors together, and you get the color you would expect with paints.
Marabu Art Crayon

Thursday, June 13, 2019

Abstract Floral Painting, Contemporary Art "Simpatico" by Carol Nelson Fine Art

"Simpatico", 8x8, by Carol Nelson
This dreamy abstract turned out looking like flowers. In addition to Golden Fluid Acrylic paints, I also used Marabu Watercolor Art Crayons. They are very creamy and water soluble, so it is easy to get the softly blurred edges - a lot of finger work! I am going to do more experimenting with the Marabu Crayons. They feel like oil pastels, yet they are water soluble. You can move them around with your finger or a brush. Combine two colors together, and you get the color you would expect with paints.
Marabu Art Crayon

Tuesday, May 8, 2018

Floral abstract, "Simpatico" © Carol Nelson Fine Art

"Simpatico", 8x8, by Carol Nelson
This dreamy abstract turned out looking like flowers. In addition to Golden Fluid Acrylic paints, I also used Marabu Watercolor Art Crayons. They are very creamy and water soluble, so it is easy to get the softly blurred edges - a lot of finger work! I am going to do more experimenting with the Marabu Crayons. They feel like oil pastels, yet they are water soluble. You can move them around with your finger or a brush. Combine two colors together, and you get the color you would expect with paints.
Marabu Art Crayon