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Watercolors and salt on paper*sold*
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Wow, this is beautiful! Bold and graphic, and yet graceful and elegant at the same time.
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I loooooove Your art!!!! But what kind of salt do You use??? And how do You use the salt?? Adorable!! Β Pls e-mail an anser to me!!! Β ukarlsson@hotmail.com Β I'mΒ new at this and I want to learn!!! Β Regards Ulrika in Sweden
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Hi Ulrika, I'm very happy that you like my art 
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No! That can't simply be the watercolors! No way!
In fact I think it is magic placed on most exquisitely sweet-tasting paper and colorful candy!
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Haha, in fact it is just watercolors, salt and a lot of imagination 
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Another wonderful, and magical, piece, A, and it most certainly is joyful, enigmatic, iconic, and riotous! You've used the salt technique to full advantage here, to create an intense movement/excitement, and when the viewer catches the figures shape, all combine for a mysterious, sensuous experience! Absolutely love this painting. Fave'd.
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Your comment made me very happy, thank you so much
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My pleasure; I love "stumbling" across an artist that makes me feel that sense of awe and giddy discovery! You were that artist for me today!
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Like some fantastical, technicolour octopus with such an intense stare...gorgeously abstract.
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Thank you so much for your nice comment
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Magnificent work! I love the graceful shapes and warm soft colors. Very impressive!
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Thank you so much
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how do you use salt in this? I really didn't know you can use salt on drawing
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This is the way I do it: Color some parts of the paper with watercolors and then sprinkle some salt over it. Repeat this with other sections. You have to be careful that the colors on the paper aren't dry yet and don't take either too much or too less water. It can be difficult. Let it dry over night and rub the salt off
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thanks a lot ^^ i will try it and let you know. cheers
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I really enjoy the color scheme in this one. it looks greeeeeeeeeeeeat!
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Wow Anita this is SUPERB! Congratulations!!! Loved it!
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Soothing chromatic, and inspiring mysterious shapes... I love this composition!
This is what i see and imagine behind this painting... And im sure these "features" belong to the author in some way, even they are just a part of the "whole", shown in this painting
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Wow, thank you so much for your nice interpretation! These aspects really describe my personality a bit, so your comment was very nice to read 
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neither did i learn of those... but it is enough to follow the "effects" an artwork echos inside my mind ... then i try to "read" and imagine upstream, towards the author's mind...
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Thank you so much
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Oh-oh, I don't know exactly what you mean with Maouri
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Read the Bone people... by... Keri Hulme
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Great design elements in this. It's a lovely work.
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I like the combination of colors used here...Its all very earthy...Right
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I think the colors are either earthly or like fire, whereas the flow of the figure is like water or wind
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True...Thats well explained.
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this picture is so... like... mystical (in a good way, of course)
l really like it
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Thank you so much
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In fact, I love Your art! Face and eyes are a little naive style, but it is not wrong!
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Yes, you're right. I tend to make the faces and eyes very "cute". Can't change it
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