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    Bad paper, good fruit

    By Tangerine Meg | July 4, 2008

    Hey there!

    Progress today! Remember that lovely watercolour paper I bought last week? Well yesterday I made some prints and today I have done some painting! I have one learning experience to show you (bad result) and one happy construction. OK the bad news first:

    example of paint on smooth paper

    example of paint on smooth paper

    The paper is the same brand and the same weight, but smooth not textured. I did not bother painting any more as the way the paint goes on is so not what I am looking for. It’s kind of a shame, cos the printing ink went on clear and black and lovely.
    And the good news…(drum roll) the 3 mandarin design I had carved, is now printed on paper, and painted! Here it is:
    bright orange mandarins with sky blue background and rainbow border

    bright orange mandarins with sky blue background and rainbow border

    The colours look pretty well as I had hoped. The plan for this image is to hand-make some cards, and maybe show on etsy and red bubble (eg. for t-shirts and wall art) as well as do a limited run of originals.
    I also finished my SALA animation, it’s all of 80 seconds long! More on that in a couple of weeks.
    Be yourself. There’s nobody better qualified.
    Meg.

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