Miles-Sinclair

acrylic glazing, drybrushing and scumbling technique N1-N10 dark to light Use the munsell value system as posted on the paint tube. PALETTE Prussian blue (cool) Ultramarine   (warm) Alizarin Crimson (cool) cad red (warm) Lemon Yellow (cool) Cadmium Yellow (warm) Phthalo Green (cool) sap green (warm) Burnt Umber (cool) Burnt Sienna (warm) titanium white Mars black rules use the color wheel If your final color is going to be orange, paint the THIN first wash of value in a compliment (blue) [step 1]. Then throughout this painting instruction paint the next layers in by using the color next to the original (counterclockwise) an

I said the other day how i wished that i could wake up and paint for 8 hours straight instead of going to my 9-5 job and then coming home and painting with whatever steam i have left. I thought about it...and I'd prefer what i have right now. I'd much rather not have to worry about selling my art for my living (stress) and just making whatever i like whether it's marketable or not. In any case, I haven't produced anything of value yet. I will. I will.

ideas: making a landscape or cityscape with motherboard and circuitry elements. very colorful. take a cityscape scene and substitute circuitry for buildings and all  the other elements. idea that im amazed how technology swiftly becomes obsolete and their is a newer and better and smaller device constantly replacing it. like everything in life. it represents the systematic replacement of life. controlled and precise. landscapes and cityscapes are used to hint at how they build our world and its what we live in and what controls our lives if there isn't a background element and you don't know what to add to make it interesting...reflect the