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Description Bien le bonjour à vous tous ! \^-^/
Je reviens pour un excellent exercice sur la lumière : peindre des cristaux. Cet exercice est inspiré par un virtuose de la lumière. Ce travail n'est pas terminé. Mais néanmoins, j'explore de nouvelles techniques, je prends en compte de nouveaux paramètres, et cette présentation me servira d'aide-mémoire et à poser où j'en suis. Sur la face supérieure du cristal de gauche, sont figurés des petits traits noirs dilués. Intéressant effet de transparence. Les points d'impureté nettement rerésentés situent ces impuretés en surface du cristal. Les adoucir par du gris ou en faire d'autres dilués les placent plus en profondeur dans la peinture.
Pour les cristaux, il y a eu :
- une première couche jaune, mélangé à du blanc (pour la lumière)
- une deuxième couche de vert, mélangé à du blanc
- une troisième couche de violet.

La première couche était assez ferme, très claire, mais épaisse en matière.
La deuxième couche était épaisse, mais bien humide une consistance semblable à une crème liquide.
La troisième couche était un jus concentré de violet, couleur que je pouvais concentrer avec les brosses sur les côtés d'une face. Le contrôle était facile.

Ce jus violet, a été davantage dilué puis étalé à la brosse pour faire la couleur de fond, comme de l'aquarelle sans trop de précision vis-àvis du décor vert, plus dense et plus intense en couleurs, et sans trop de précision vis-à vis des cristaux, plus denses en couleurs également. Le jus ne vient pas se mélanger avec des couches plus marquées et plus denses de couleur, ce qui donne ce résultat net. Ce qui est surprenant et intéressant.

Des bisous chers amis, à bientôt !
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(English)

Hello everybody ! \^-^/
I'm coming back for an excellent exercise on the light: painting crystals. This exercise is inspired by: icongalder: a virtuoso of light. This work is not finished. But nevertheless, I explore new techniques, I take into account new parameters, and this presentation will serve as a reminder where I am and what i did. On the upper surface of the left crystal are small diluted black lines. Interesting effect of transparency. The markedly impure points of impurity place these impurities on the surface of the crystal. To soften them with gray or to make others diluted place them more deeply in those crystals.
For the crystals, there was:
- a first yellow layer, mixed with white (for the light)
- a second layer of green, mixed with white
- a third layer of purple.

The first layer was quite firm, very clear, but thick in matter.
The second layer was thick, but wet, a consistency similar to a liquid cream.
The third layer was a concentrated purple juice, which I could 'push' with the brushes on the sides of one side. Control was easy.

This purple juice was further diluted and spread with a brush to make the background color, like watercolor without much precision vis-à-vis the green decor, denser and more intense in color, and without too much precision -to the crystals, denser in color too. The juice does not mix with more pronounced and denser layers of color, which gives this net result. Which is surprising and interesting.

Kisses dear friends, see you soon!
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Comments: 20

ChasMandala [2019-11-16 21:30:51 +0000 UTC]

  I believe this is an amazing mixture of delightful colors, within the framework of an imaginative design... I am fondly reminded of alternative music sounds from the 1970's as I gaze upon this presentation... and I appreciate your showing this to us all, my dear friend - excellent painting! 

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basilicus23 In reply to ChasMandala [2019-11-16 21:46:09 +0000 UTC]

Really ??  
Thank you so much  my dear Chas !
I could continue but i finally stopped to work on it because
there was too many discoveries i've made.

So, let's keep that clear, and begin another one !
 

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ChasMandala In reply to basilicus23 [2019-11-16 22:04:07 +0000 UTC]

Indeed, my dear friend! 


You are very welcome! I can understand, and appreciate, your feelings - I have been there myself! 


And Cheers to your progress - may your new beginning lead to even happier places!   

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basilicus23 In reply to ChasMandala [2019-11-16 22:12:24 +0000 UTC]

Oh yeah !
A new artwork will be finished soon !
Always a pleasure to see you !
 

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ChasMandala In reply to basilicus23 [2019-11-16 22:19:49 +0000 UTC]

Awesome! And a pleasure to see you too!   

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basilicus23 In reply to ChasMandala [2019-11-16 22:29:02 +0000 UTC]

See you soooon !
 

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ChasMandala In reply to basilicus23 [2019-11-16 23:54:09 +0000 UTC]

   

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Sentriiel [2019-10-31 13:47:06 +0000 UTC]

This is really cool! I love the textures you use and how you document your work, it's always really cool to read

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basilicus23 In reply to Sentriiel [2019-10-31 18:12:19 +0000 UTC]

It can not make me happier to read your comment. So, yes, I could keep all this secret, on a notebook. Ok. But when I started, you gave me some advice, you and others answered my questions. Maybe one day, I'll stop being generous, but in the meantime, I prefer to write the process below my works. It gives an idea of ​​the work to be done (and it's a big job!) And it serves as a reminder for when I need to go back to this work. Thank you very much for your visit, my   ! 
  

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kunnings [2019-10-30 17:21:23 +0000 UTC]

what you think as a simple drawing has a long and somewhat technical process going through before it is created and then will change your perspective .because then , after you know the process it went through will impress you

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basilicus23 In reply to kunnings [2019-10-30 21:47:49 +0000 UTC]

Very very constructive remark !!
 
But the danger is to be locked in those techniques,
in the same gestures and having habits.
I always want to be dazzled by others,
i love going into artworks galleries, trying to feel how artists express feelings and their inner landscapes.

I can also look at the sky, thinking about the gestures, the colours, the layers, the consistency of the matter, the blendings...

Just looking and being imaginative is already Art, to me.
But i'll have to not being locked.

I have pastels, acrylics, colored chalks, colored pencils (little numerous).
One day, i'll try others techniques, or use them again.

Thank you for your comment !  

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Vanabhumi [2019-10-29 06:49:35 +0000 UTC]

beautiful   

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basilicus23 In reply to Vanabhumi [2019-10-29 08:50:09 +0000 UTC]

Thank you very much, Azzandua !
You and all others who support me 
are very important to me.
You're so welcome :  

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TetraModal [2019-10-28 22:11:31 +0000 UTC]

It looks awesome! Nice work! <3

         

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basilicus23 In reply to TetraModal [2019-10-29 08:47:25 +0000 UTC]

Thank you so much !
We see that it is an exercise: there are too many color differences on each side of the crystals,
the rocks below are not very pretty. The tasks of impurity are too marked,
but there are these small features diluted on the top of the left crystal which are interesting.

We have to control the amount of material at the end of the brush, the dilution ...
Wow, that plus the mixture of colors ...
it makes parameters to master ... 

but in Art, we succeed nothing.
We have fun, we search, we find.
And we love.

Thank you again, my dear Charles! 
Your support is very appreciated !

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Fraterna25 [2019-10-28 19:32:23 +0000 UTC]

Whao, amazing art!

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basilicus23 In reply to Fraterna25 [2019-10-28 19:44:35 +0000 UTC]

You are too cute,
my dear Fraterna ! 
And what does FraterVapair think about it ?  
And Mommy Fatima ? 

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Fraterna25 In reply to basilicus23 [2019-10-28 20:36:12 +0000 UTC]

Awww, you are too!

We are fien, thankyou so much!

And you?

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basilicus23 In reply to Fraterna25 [2019-10-28 20:51:12 +0000 UTC]

So do I !
Thank you so much !
  

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Fraterna25 In reply to basilicus23 [2019-10-29 01:43:38 +0000 UTC]

You're welcome!

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