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Some art to share with you all today...



The canvas is 24" x 36" ish.  (The photos are taken on different days in different light, I struggled to get photos I was happy with.)


Basically, I messed around creating texture and then added some paint.  I'm sure a different artist or an expert would go in to great detail and talk about technique and the thinking behind the painting.  I didn't really think about anything in particular, I just created with no goal or aim in my mind.



I had fun.  I used colours that took my fancy not worrying if they matched or not.


I tried to create as much texture as possible.


And I added neon pink - just because!


I think this is the way I need to paint.  To just paint instead of thinking.


What do you think?

It's hanging above my TV and I often find myself just staring at it!

Thanks for stopping by!


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  1. Sue11 January 2015 at 11:15

    Loving the mix of colours.

    Hope you have a nice day. Sue

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  2. Virginia11 January 2015 at 15:22

    I agree just to paint and not to engage brain - so therapeutic and beautiful results!

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  3. ionabunny11 January 2015 at 20:39

    I like it. Very interesting with all the circles and texture. I like the hot pink bits. Hugz

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  4. mandysea11 January 2015 at 22:19

    This is fabulous Laura!!! I need to learn to switch off the brain, I know I can do it - but its rare!! You've managed it and look at the result! Fabulous! You've got mixed media artist all over this! Hope to see some more work from you!

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