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Daily Painting: Even more palette knife

Daily painting

Dear reader,

 

Today I continued working with the palette knife. Big fun again! I also worked with a marker. Usually, I don’t like the acrylic paint marker so much. The lines are so straight and don’t have much ‘aliveness’ in it (like for instance crayon or Indian ink-lines have). But because the palette makes for such a heavily textured surface, the ‘artificial’ line of the marker is a welcome contrast.

Bye!

 

Simone Nijboer, Dutch abstract artist, online art teacher, daily painter, creativity accelerator

2 Comments

  1. Dotty Seiter

    Simone, your palette knife paintings are so dynamic, have so much energy, feel invitingly cathartic!

    Loved your discussion of paint markers. I have used them happily and freely in many paintings where they’ve actually been the perfect tool to generate carefree scribbles and wild tracings to great effect, but in my most recent work they have felt like the wrong tool altogether—as you say, so straight and don’t have much ‘aliveness.’


    oh, oh, oh! Just noticed the new widget for email notification of comments—exciting!

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    • Simone Nijboer

      Yes, I’m happy too with the new plugin (or is it a widget? I don’t know!) Happy that you don’t have to look back to see if I reply anything ;-)
      Thanks for your discussion of the paint marker. Might be even interesting to write a blog post about it!
      Bye!

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