A new Friday has come
we are lucky
not all are
Sending my prayers to Kensington, London
So awful and terrible!
So much sadness and suffering in this world
We need more love and safety
Then over to brushes and colors
where we can seek some sort of comfort....
My painting this Friday
starts as an abstract
and you can follow the process here
For time beeing I have three different bottles of oil
From the left Olive oil, extra virgin, coldpressed
In the middle Raw oil made of hemp seeds, coldpressed
To the right Flax-seed oil, virgin
In fact I bought the flax-seed oil, I think last year,
to make the paint flow
(Now I have other equipments for that)
By the way my Flax-seed oil has now expired on date
I mostly drink Olive Oil, about one tablespoon each day
Sharing with Paint Party Friday
hosted by Kristin and Eva
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12 kommentarer:
Hi Viola, I loved seeing the painting develop, wonderful how each layer led to the next. Thanks for sharing. Happy PPF, hugs, Valerie
marvelous abstract art-and thank you for sharing the process-what fun to see how you completed your painting with so many layers. Happy PPF!
I love love love the art in the first stage. Then seeing the process is wonderful results.
Wow, amazing to see how the painting evolved! I love how you brought some calm into the painting with the blue parts. Beautiful work!
Hello Viola, you've created a wonderful painting and I loved all the process pics very much. Cheers and Happy PPF!
Your painting is beautiful!
Creative process with beautiful end results ~ love the design and colors ~ ^_^
Love seeing the progression of your lovely painting ♥ It turned out great ♥♥♥
How beautiful your painting is, I enjoyed seeing it evolve.
Hello,
It is so interesting that you use these oils to help your paint flow. Over here flax oil is expensive. I just bought some to use in food. Never thought of using it in paint.
Amazing how you begin and what you end up with. It is wonderful and such a lovely lady.
Viola, this is so gorgeous! I love the progression in the step-by-step paintings.
Wonderful to see your painting emerge and evolve, and how it 'calmed down' and came together. Beautiful work.
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