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paint on large fabriano paper, using sponge, brushes and mop

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my interpretation of a painting I found online (original image is lost)

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paint on large fabriano paper, using sponge and brushes

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this painting is the reverse textures and colours of the original painting (above)

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I first began by limiting my colour palette to b&w and painted intuitively with a particular song playing on repeat.

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I decided to begin considering all creative pursuits of music artists. My next step was to use Photoshop to help me visualise a snapshot of a music video. I chose 1 to paint in my abstract style.

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fit and hellbound by Dua Saleh music video

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fit and hellbound by Dua Saleh music video

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p2671112.our.dmu.ac.uk

This link takes you to my word press blog where I have my longer pieces of writing

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a3 paper, used brushes and hands for this one, this was my first movement painting with colour

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done on a1 using hands and brushes, I mostly used water to achieve different textures in the paint when desired

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one layer (Charmander) I used as much as my upper body as I could, including with brushes where I used colour.
for the b&w layer, I danced with paint under my feet. the paint didn't move with me much, the experience overall was disappointing, but I did experiment with it nonetheless

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this is a clse up of some of the textures of the dancing feet layer of one of my paintings