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Description
untitled 2019-051
Acrylic paint on wood
32 x 22 cm – 2019

Technic
• ONE4ALL – acrylic-based ink – Molotow
• Spray– Molotow

🖼 dominiquevial.fr

Making of
I started from an MDF wooden board, previously prepared with acrylic binders, on which I placed a light blue background, using an aerosol can.
Then I painted a "usual" painting with different shades of dark blue, using markers and brushes. Once the paint had dried I created a shape with masking tape to make a negative stencil, i.e. the shape preserves the current paint that will not be covered.

I then applied a coat of white with an aerosol can. Once the diaper dried I removed the tape: the result was beautiful! But I didn't take a picture! I will do it next time!

The installation of the tape is a rather long step: it requires the cutting of very small parts - using a pair of scissors and a scalpel - and their delicate application on the paint.

Then a little blue drizzle with a bomb. Then the addition of orange and white shapes. There you go! There you go!

I love this painting! It marks an evolution of my creation with the more advanced use of the stencil and spray can technique.

To be classified under Abstract Expressionism and Lyrical Abstraction.

Description
untitled 2019-051
Acrylic paint on wood
32 x 22 cm – 2019

Technic
• ONE4ALL – acrylic-based ink – Molotow
• Spray– Molotow

🖼 dominiquevial.fr

Making of
I started from an MDF wooden board, previously prepared with acrylic binders, on which I placed a light blue background, using an aerosol can.
Then I painted a "usual" painting with different shades of dark blue, using markers and brushes. Once the paint had dried I created a shape with masking tape to make a negative stencil, i.e. the shape preserves the current paint that will not be covered.

I then applied a coat of white with an aerosol can. Once the diaper dried I removed the tape: the result was beautiful! But I didn't take a picture! I will do it next time!

The installation of the tape is a rather long step: it requires the cutting of very small parts - using a pair of scissors and a scalpel - and their delicate application on the paint.

Then a little blue drizzle with a bomb. Then the addition of orange and white shapes. There you go! There you go!

I love this painting! It marks an evolution of my creation with the more advanced use of the stencil and spray can technique.

To be classified under Abstract Expressionism and Lyrical Abstraction.