Fall Colors come together.

I created this canvas on the spur

of the moment. I felt like the air would leave my body if I did not create.

It started with an 8 x 8 canvas stretched on a wood frame. I then added a decor paper to the entire piece with watered Aleenes glue as an adhesive medium.

If you have ever used Golden Fluid Acrylics you understand my love for them. This piece uses Quinacridone Nickel Azo Gold and Interference Oxide Green. The transparency allows an awesome depth of layering. I also added Art Anthology Imperial purple allowing some to remain untouched, some with the interference overlay.

My fingers are always in use when creating and I love the uneven marks I can make. I also used a jar dipped in the Azo gold for random circles. I am not sure which context I like best.

I used an original stencil cut by me painted with a brush which gave me irregular coverage, allowing for more play with a pentel pen.

Collage # 3572 Harlequin Disc ATCs was cut and became a focal point. I then added washi tapes and the holographic stickers we love so much.

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