N° 2 paint on paper from Cheryl N°5 Penn

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

N° 2 paint on paper from Cheryl N°5 Penn comes with a note which explains that this piece came from a 3 meter painting on paper pulp that is cut up after the paint is dry.  By the look of the thickness of the paint, I would estimate that it took about a year to dry.  The note further explains that the paper pulp comes a friend who by the way is 3 meters tall and works at a paper mill, and likes to give her a roll.  And it seems that the paint wasn't even dry before that happen, but it does leave an interesting texture.  Fantastic idea, I can't wait for the movie to come out!  Thank you Cheryl for this special piece and the inspiration.

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

Very funny Katerina, Car body paints, yes of course.

[cheryl penn]

-))) - I'm looking for players - in the movie?

Recipe:

Paper Pulp, collage, stamping, writing, drawing, spray paint, oil paint, shellac, commercial oil paint, varnish. Especially the type used on ships. One never knows when 1 may need to stay water tight? o - and not forgetting the 3 meter man - he's ESSENTIAL - his name is Anthony.  o (double one)  - and Ideas - they're generally vague, but accommodating, expandable with the heat, adaptable with the times, strangely insistent, brightly colored and textured. O - and free- floating - ever tried to grab one? :-) X 

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

True, Dean, coud be body CAR paints or heavy metal lacquer paints...but with oil base, as the smell is soooo "artist's-studio-working-with-oil-base-paint!".

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

Oil paints?  OH not, I don't think so, it looks more like body paints to me ... but how would I know?

Pollock never got textures like these.  He was doing it all wrong, and was most likely less fun as well.

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

Hmmmm, Dean...so that was the "roll" Cheryl was talking about, eh?

But it is super, yes? And the smell of oil paint, mmmmm! Bravo , Cheryl!

Makes ya want to paint-up-a-storm like Pollock! (me got some, tooooo)

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