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Hey Estela, welcome in!
The texture work in this green piece has real depth. You're not just painting the surface, you're building it.
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The texture on those candles caught me first, then the green pulled me in. I'm always chasing natural light in landscapes, but the way the surface breaks up the color here has that same kind of depth I'm trying to get when fog rolls through the ridges. You're working with something tactile I can't touch in a photograph, but the way it holds light feels familiar.
Thanks, if you have a lot of texture with material, I mix pastas with sand, and color is my passion.
This is so captivating. I’m not sure how you created it and with what materials.
Hello, creation is my passion inspired by ships; I have finally reached VELAS. Playing with shapes, colors, and textures.
Hello, the base is canvas, a material that is sand and texture paste, used for texturing; then acrylic and oil paints, which ultimately give great intensity to the color.
The texture on these candles reads like bark or old ceramic glazing. I keep coming back to how the green catches differently across those ridges, worn objects always hold light better than new ones. They feel like something you'd find three deep at a French flea market, which is exactly my weakness.