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Pyewacket was one of the familiar spirits of a witch detected by the "witchfinder general" Matthew Hopkins in March 1644 in the town of Manningtree, Essex, England. My personal view is that the witchfinders were the ones who would have benefitted from a good dunking. This blog is dedicated to my art pieces with that touch of magic in their story..and so it begins...
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Oh girl ...you are a natural with Art..Love it..
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These look great Linda - I can't wait to see them finished! What have you made them out of?
ReplyDeleteTY Sonia, Hi Danielle, I used EberhardFaber
ReplyDeleteModelling Clay(EfaPlast light) in white. Its ready made up 4.5 x8" 3/4 depth £5.15. I used a piece of polystyrene packer I shaped for the bird which made it go further, Its quite nice to work with as you can add bits on later,fill in holes etc,even when The base has dried, sand it down, and smooth it with water, its incredibly light when finished and dry too.
I will probably paint with acrlics to protect it, but I've just tried the watercolours on it, where its been smooth and pressed hard, it skates a bit on the surface, but if you are patient it takes, on the other piece which wasnt smoothed shiney with water when made, it took very well just like watercolour paper, and the lightly sanded paper behaved well too, just fine..
ReplyDeleteThe colours were very clean too as its a real brilliant white medium to paint on.
Acrylics, can't spell today either.:)
ReplyDeletePopping in to say hello & wish you a lovely weekend.
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TY :)
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