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Registered: September 2006
Location: Wales, UK based
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Stepping up from smaller sized cards, this A3 sized foxglove landscape with a stream is the main image on the program "A Bigger Picture" DVD.


The sky involves hot air blowing to blend the colours & introduce that "airy" feeling of space & movement. This piece was filmed during its making so you can see the sky in step by step lesson. The landscape takes into full account the colour reflection from the sky & a sense of colour harmony within the image.


The stream is rubbed out through the foreground with soft tissue, then coloured back in as necessary. The foxglove "bells" are created with the iron tip and the finer detailed graphics, like the dragonflies are added with the stylus using the drawing tip.
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Keywords: foxglove landscape with stream
size mm: 297 x 420mm =A3
wax used: encaustic art wax block colours
support: white encaustic art painting card
tools: hot air gun, hair dryer, iron, stylus, scribing tool, tissue & block wax crayon
method: hot air sky, ironed landscape, rubbed tissue stream, stylus detailing
objective: use one image to work a number of the techniques that enable larger landscapes to be approached successfully
reference:
DVD A Bigger Picture #995393DVD
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