Fruits?da da!

Well folks I totally burned this one. Acrylic on paper then adjusted with oil sticks!!? Needless to say I ran out of tooth.
Oh! well I learned something, (I think).
Does anyone know anything about oilsticks.
I think I am extremely brave posting this....
But I need the lessons lol!
Ta! Cap

[David Acres]

Dig it! Like wow! like now!
Its pretty funky, I reckon!
Cool Cap! It's very different!


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Dave Acres...
Merely a student of life!

[bobsart]

Love the color Cap. The perspective on the bowl looks a little different than the goblets. Never used oil sticks. I am familiar with grease sticks. You buy them by the bag at McDanalds.....bob

[AmyH]

I don't know much about oil sticks, but for me losing tooth and gliding around on the surface is fun! Go for it.

AmyH

Ta! CKA I am gonna start scrapping!
Jerry you always make me laugh! <<<< Sandi..You are so sweet.
Thanks to all!

[jazzm]

Hi Capart...Very rich piece...its nice how the combination of Acrylic and oil stick work..I presume oil sticks are oil pastels?...great work Jazzm

Yes Jazzm they are oil pastels.
First time using them ...think I will do some more!

[cleo]

Wonderful color, you are one of those I was
refering to in my coments on dougs Hog painting.

Deep!

cleo

[arlene]

don't scrape...it's luscious!

Thankyou David.
Thankyou Bob
Thankyou Amy
I am done with the slidding around. Honestly some purple oil stick got on the carpet...oops!

[CkA]

You can just scrape off some of the oil stick if you are unhappy with the result (unless they have completetly dried...)

[jerryW]

now you can unearth some more light,
mining for light can be very rewarding.
(don't go for sparkel - work with the glow that has already started very nicely)
I think it's time for Alva to rescue you too.
This is between fauve and classical.
me like - even the photo flash burn is becoming.