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First deviation using Eclipse, which I suppose I won't be able to avoid anymore (I'm just learning how to use it, and I'm already missing the categories...).

A picture I wanted to have for my birthday, but wasn't able to have on time. It's also my first time trying glow-in-the-dark pigment, which I've been dying to use for years now, and it really does glow.

My brushes didn't work too well with this however, so hopefully I can go get some new ones after the pandemic is over, ones that are more proper for acryllics, as I'm pretty sure the ones I have I meant to be more for watercolor. Anyway, this is based on the celestial map for the night I was born, and whether humans can tell if this has a meaning or not (I'm openly sceptical about it), it was still fun to see how the sky looked like 28 years ago and try to represent that on a wheel that glows like a small lamp at night. Not the result I was expecting, but I'm still very happy with this.

#Sharethelight

Acrylics and LIT pigment on cardboard paper

Artwork © Silvia Torres, 2020

Description

★ Please do not edit, reproduce or redistribute ★

First deviation using Eclipse, which I suppose I won't be able to avoid anymore (I'm just learning how to use it, and I'm already missing the categories...).

A picture I wanted to have for my birthday, but wasn't able to have on time. It's also my first time trying glow-in-the-dark pigment, which I've been dying to use for years now, and it really does glow.

My brushes didn't work too well with this however, so hopefully I can go get some new ones after the pandemic is over, ones that are more proper for acryllics, as I'm pretty sure the ones I have I meant to be more for watercolor. Anyway, this is based on the celestial map for the night I was born, and whether humans can tell if this has a meaning or not (I'm openly sceptical about it), it was still fun to see how the sky looked like 28 years ago and try to represent that on a wheel that glows like a small lamp at night. Not the result I was expecting, but I'm still very happy with this.

#Sharethelight

Acrylics and LIT pigment on cardboard paper

Artwork © Silvia Torres, 2020