HOW TO THROW PAINT
Posted by Michelle on Feb 21, 2012 in Chalk Paint Ideas | 25 comments
First Part of the dvd “How To Throw Paint” from the British born artist Leyton Rowley currently living and working in Arnhem, The Netherland.
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this is AMAZING!!!
Mr Rowley, Great Work!
Hey can you please tell me what brand of heavy body acrylics do you use? Golden? Is there anywhere that I can buy medium sized paint cans of acrylic paint? Thanks!
Its not about the outcome, its about the process!
does anyone else wanna go to that workshop, or is that just me?
@SimpleoneE I agree. It’s such a waste of paint. The end product looks nice, not worth that much paint though.
I am not saying that i do not like it but is it necessary to throw so much paint??.
@juhazz
Actually those final strokes he used made the bottom layer of the paint resurface.
@juhazz You got to start with something…
@SplashArnhem how much you spend about color???
I really like this kind of art but … I think that more and more layers upon layers of color come to no longer have a utility
cost of colors = 2.000$ ahahahahah
with all this color I can paint for 10 years! ahahaha
waste so much paint…@_@
ha ha ha ha, but the BIG question is…is it art ?
Ya what are u spraying
what are you spraying? Does that solidify the paint so you can keep painting without waiting for it to dry?
@juhazz It gives it more depth.
That will be one thousand pounds please.
@juhazz
This is a demo picture that we make in the workshops so students can see different ways to bring op paint. During the workshops one of the things we explain is how to create depth within a painting that has perspective. The building up of layers will create depth. All the original layers can be seen somewhere in the picture.
Try it!
@trailrunning
50 x 60 cm
@ziggyspaints
Enough to keep me in paint
Nice kind of ifi at first but ended up a nice. Good job.
thats pretty cool and a waste…
wat did tha bottle hav
@juhazz I’d say he just kinda started without even knowing where he was going to go with it (: