I try to use natural light with a plain white background for photography, but I always have to edit the living daylights out of it afterwards. I am never completely happy with it. Photographing art is not easy. It is an art in itself.
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more glitter from me today
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https://folksy.com/items/7236298-fantasy-fairy-glitter-art-painting-ref-F-668-
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good morning…another aceo today
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https://folksy.com/items/7236671-aceo-art-painting-landscape-ref-669-
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Done something a bit different and gone all flowery today, with a summer meadow:
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great painting Chris…hope of Spring…x
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Thank you Brenda x
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A reminder of summer we all need !
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Beautiful and atmospheric.
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Lovely watercolour Graham
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Great painting as always Graham x
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Any Art?
Wot?
Even sculptural art?
Even sculptural art…made from recycled materials?
Even recycled paper…into papier -mâché art??
Crickey!
I’ll have some of that!
Here you go (I’m a newbie, can’t you just tell!)
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Interesting! And welcome 
Thank you.
*Tis a wee bit quiet in these forums?
(Tumble weed… ?)
Guess everyone is busy beavering away being highly creative & productive?
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Loving your work and the off the wall subject matter @Kuriology. I used to love working with papier maché when I was at school. I made some papier maché wombles that I was very proud of as a nine year old! Often contemplated getting back into it.
I’m in Cornwall too.
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Hello all 
I enjoy working with paper mache, although prefer working with it in the warmer months!
I am often amazed at the different things people make, such a great and cheap medium to work with, which can yield some fantastic looking pieces.
Hello to @Kuriology, just had a look through your shop, pretty unique items! I do love Gothic art, and particularly liked your Baron Samedi!
The weather does seem to be warming up a bit, so I will have to get mache-ing again soon!
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welcome Kuriology…only quiet because I was busy ha ha…
Great work…
I got busy with orders for 7 portraits…phew…lol…
I am all arted out for today.
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Thanks for reply.
Papier maché is sort of cursed by the perception its just something kids do in school, but when you look at some of the 19th & 20th Century antique creations, it makes the mind boggle at its versatility of use.
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Thanx for reply
Oh, I don’t do sticky cold wet pulpy sloppy stuff.
That takes a millennium to dry out. (Been there done that & takes way far to long).
I create a form & then paper-mache skin it. Reduces drying times radically.
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Heavens! x7 portrait commissions.
You are clearly excused all forum duties then.
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