Things On Horizons

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Beginning with a quickly painted background of muted earth tones, I then added thick texture with a clear acrylic gel.  Before it dried I cut and pressed various lines and ridges into it resulting in something that presents a touch of a third dimension to the piece when new paint is added over the gel texture.

There is a strong contrast in the forefront brings a sense of depth to the piece.  The ridges and lines present paint differently than a flat canvas, better experienced in person, although the photos do it justice.  

While I've been working on this style off and on the past few years, a decent amount of my recent work has ended up here.  I'm not sure how long that will continue.  I guess it's an unintentional series of landscapes.  

Tools used to create this painting include brushes, palette knives, spatulas, pencils, rags, fingers, spray bottles, squirt bottles and brayers. 

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