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I think everything works together. I like my analogous color scheme and how I've incorporated techniques throughout the entire piece. Both the paint and smearing of sharpie changes the value of the piece. And I have to look at the piece longer and longer to find the small details that need to be added or changed.

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I started to bring the sharpie, alcohol technique to the outside to create unity through the piece. I put gesso over the vibrant squeegee on the outside to tone it down. Then once it dried used sharpie and rubbing alcohol over it to continue that design. I am trying to unify it by using the same techniques throughout the entire piece. I am struggling with liking and understanding my own artwork. Because I don't like abstract so to know where I am going with it is difficult.

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I added green to try pull out the green sharpie in the middle. I started going over the vibrant blue and purple with white gesso so I can go over with sharpie and alcohol to make more unity.

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I took the risk of adding squeegeed acrylic paint from the edges towards the center.  I used similar colors to the sharpie to keep the color theme.  It helped add value and contrast to the rest of the piece. I'm proudest that I actually like the piece, because I don't like abstract art and for me to like it means a lot. I need to keep developing the center because there isn't much there.

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(Ignore the White squeegee line from the top) (forgot to take a picture) I continued to add more sharpie and rubbing alcohol to get  darker colors. I used rubbing alcohol with sharpies technique. I still don't like the sharpie scribbles but I like the spreading of sharpie colors. So I guess the underpainting is OK. I made the discovery that what you see on pinterest isn't what is always turns out to be.

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I used sharpies and rubbing alcohol. I put the Sharpie down first and put rubbing alcohol over to make it spread. I used it because I knew it would make a lighter first layer. I like the way the color spreads but I don't like how some of the sharpie lines stayed on the board. I don't like abstract so by not having an idea in mind as I go along is difficult for me to adjust to.