At the VCQ meeting I took the paint stick workshop with Karen Lee Carter of Virginia Beach. I've used paint sticks before but was happy to play with them again and pick up a few new tips and ideas. Karen Lee was a well-planned and organized teacher. It was a relaxing and enjoyable day. These are some of my sample pieces.
The piece on the left was done using a torn file folder, applying paint to the edge and then shading it off the edge. The piece on the right is done with a stencil.
The pieces on the left and center were rubbings over hand-carved rubber stamps. The one on the right was masked with tape and shaded around the edges first, then laid over a piece of mat to create additional texture marks.
Here, the left and center were both done with rubbing plates; the right piece was rubbed over a hand-carved stamp.
The class was a good opportunity to practice some techniques I hadn't used recently.
The piece on the left was done using a torn file folder, applying paint to the edge and then shading it off the edge. The piece on the right is done with a stencil.
The pieces on the left and center were rubbings over hand-carved rubber stamps. The one on the right was masked with tape and shaded around the edges first, then laid over a piece of mat to create additional texture marks.
Here, the left and center were both done with rubbing plates; the right piece was rubbed over a hand-carved stamp.
The class was a good opportunity to practice some techniques I hadn't used recently.
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