Lovely to watch the slow buildup of color and shape and the paper looks really interesting – what paper are you using for this?
Thanks Rhonda:). The paper is Indigo Art Papers. It's a handcrafted paper and I love using it for certain paintings. Great for portraits also.
Never heard of that brand name – may have to check it out as it looks like it takes the paint well and causes good granulation. Or maybe it’s just similar to the Indiana made TwinRockers? I think I still have some of that precious stuff around :).
Rhonda, it is a beautiful paper made from cotton rag in India. It was given to me so not sure where you can find it. But I love it!
Lovely to watch the slow buildup of color and shape and the paper looks really interesting – what paper are you using for this?
Thanks Rhonda:). The paper is Indigo Art Papers. It's a handcrafted paper and I love using it for certain paintings. Great for portraits also.
Never heard of that brand name – may have to check it out as it looks like it takes the paint well and causes good granulation. Or maybe it’s just similar to the Indiana made TwinRockers? I think I still have some of that precious stuff around :).
Rhonda, it is a beautiful paper made from cotton rag in India. It was given to me so not sure where you can find it. But I love it!