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Wed Dec 23, 2009, 10:36 PM
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and another chapter of life begins.

  • Mood: Movingon
  • Listening to: logic
  • Reading: DSLR manual
  • Watching: Angel
  • Playing: happy families
  • Eating: my own limbs
  • Drinking: tea

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A little bit quirky and a little reserved, but give me a pencil, a paintbrush, a tattoo gun, a tea-bag and I'll make you something special.

Devious Info

  • Current Residence: aus
  • Interests: art, books, and crippling the weak
  • Favourite movie: rocky horror picture show
  • Favourite genre of music: death metal
  • Favourite artist: frida karloh/ giger
  • Favourite poet or writer: william blake
  • Favourite photographer: dev artists

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Comments


:iconbiliku:
Absolutely stunning gallery! Looking forward to seeing more :)

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:iconurartadkonst:
Look here: [link]

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"I used to be with it. Then they changed what 'it' was."
Grandpa Simpson
:icon1spoon-of-turquoise:
Hello Laura:D! I love your view and the mediums you use, they are very unique. My personal favorite works of yours are done in coffee. For sometime now I've been wanting to start painting with coffee, but never got the courage. After seeing your rich gallery, I've decided I'm going to use coffee, but I have one question: Can I use just plain coffee (without paper or mixing it to much with other mediums) on canvas -will the colors be strong enough?

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Close your eyes, open your mind.
:iconaliceinsane:
you will find that the coffee takes to every material differently. Personally I like to use layers to create depth of colour, but I'm sure you could create different textures of coffee to paint with (ie more liquidised in some mixes, and thicker in some). The best way to find your niche is to just practice.
It takes quite well to a linon and cotton fabric that hasnt been coated with a fixative (as many pre made canvases have), but if it isnt fixed with some type of glue (both front and back) eventually the image can become damaged. Takes well to paper as well. A thick 300gsm+ watercolour paper is probably the best thing to use because its sturdy like canvas, but adsorbs well. I hope that helps! have fun!
ps. cheap black and gold coffee has a great colour to it, and generally you will find it reflects light when it dries.

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amantes sunt amentes
:icon1spoon-of-turquoise:
Wow! Thank you so very much for the advice. It's really helpful. Really appreciate it!:hug:

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:iconurartadkonst:
How are you, dear friend? I hope you're ok. I just wanted to say you'll get a feature in my journal soon, but it's not a stalker thing. =)

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"I used to be with it. Then they changed what 'it' was."
Grandpa Simpson
:iconaliceinsane:
Thanks for the heads up .
I'm fine and dandy over this end of the world dear, hope everything on you'r end is swimmingly.

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:iconianmsquee:
Thanks so much for the Faves!! :icontrampolinefunplz:

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if you're falling off a building you may as well try to fly... what have you got to lose?

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:iconurartadkonst:
Did you see I referred to you on ';Prototypes'?

Thankyou anyhoo, friend.

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"I used to be with it. Then they changed what 'it' was."
Grandpa Simpson

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