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159. Applying over-beaten abaca to the surface of the painting. - New England Artist - Meg Black Studio
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159. Applying over-beaten abaca to the surface of the painting.

by | Jan 22, 2020 | Pulp painting

A painting of a beach scene with rocks and sand.

In this short video, I demonstrate how I apply abaca, that has been beaten for 20+ hours, to the surface of the rock and water painting, to give the illusion of pebbled rocks.

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