I tried a buffalo in charcoal on a sheet of paper that has been toned with coffee. I always try to loosen up in my drawings, and the combination of charcoal and the coffee coated paper makes sure I stay loose. No way to get details on these.
Someone asked how I got the paper this way. I use hot press water color paper. I mix a little water with Folgers coffee crystals, kind of strong. Then I spatter the water all over the paper, or just toss it on with a spoon or something. Sometimes I blot it if I have too much water, or blow on it to move it arround. You can't predict how it will look.
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Late yesterday afternoon, a doe with twin fawns went across my back yard. They are so tiny! The gress is almost as tall as they are. I didn't even have time to get my camera. So now the camera is on the table right under the window. Maybe she'll come through again.
I look at your coffee art & just want to jump up & splatter some paper with instant java. I procrastinate for awhile and then the moment passes. Yours are wonderful pieces of art.
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ReplyDeleteHello Duene! I really like your buffalo, and the coffee part is inspired. Do you know if it fades? I know it wouldn't wash out! So now you have a nice buffalo that smells like coffee. ~J~
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