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Showing posts with label acrylic ink. Show all posts
Showing posts with label acrylic ink. Show all posts

Thursday, September 19, 2013

Legacy: Casimir





Jeanne Hospod

acrylic and acrylic ink on assembled recycled wood panels and steel frame
17"x 17"

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Jeanne Hospod
Jeanne Hospod

Jeanne Hospod
Jeanne Hospod
Jeanne Hospod
Jeanne Hospod






Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Mini Landscapes (repaired/reworked)

Here are just two additional pics to add to today's previous post.

These are repaired and reworked previous images.

Jeanne Hospod

Jeanne Hospod

both 6"x6" acrylic and acrylic ink on canvas

 I've found that acrylic ink is a great portable, fast drying, pigment rich medium for on the go one shot studies.  However, I discovered if the paint is laid on too thick, it can risk cracking shortly after a session. Generally, I have painted in thin layers so it hasn't been a huge issue overall.  I currently bring along a tube of good regular acrylic white and a few other colors, along with gloss medium if I think I might get a little heavy handed, and the result has been stable.

Larger work of more depth in oil will be coming up in a near future post.

Tuesday, May 15, 2012

mini landscape near zilker park

A landscape painting of trees and sky near Barton Springs in Austin 
Near Barton Springs (unfortunately closed due to flooding) for several hours after some overdue errands 4"x5" acrylic ink on canvas

Thursday, May 10, 2012

Thursday, May 3, 2012

Miniature Paintings on location in San Antonio

A miniature acrylic ink painting of an oak tree in San Antonio

Miniature oak tree painting from life in acrylic ink
Two mini paintings from life during my 12 hour gap at a gig in San Antonio. Top: 5"x7" acrylic ink on panel.
 Below 5"x4" acrylic ink on canvas