An Illusion
Since my floor is still occupied I moved to the kitchen (not really I did the watercolour painting here during the past days). After a talk with @bambuka and @flcg who wondered what next to do (or is it to post?) I suggested the black dots (you know those that shrink on the 6th floor shows to dig into your brain, although the average psychopath is more intelligent than that guy on the 6th floor).
To speed up a bit I used two "paint"books and did this in-between my work. It has to dry anyway and a hairdryer isn't adviced if you have a "pool" on the paper blowing into directions you don't like it to.
This was a fun thing to do. It's fascinating to see how water and paint create something (ink might be a better choice since not much pigment is left).
if in a hurry, and you try to make the next on at the back of the paper, the image changes!
The biggest surprise to me is #7 and #9 although 9 is fainting.
I noticed that the paint reacts differently on the paper that doesn't says it's meant for wat3rcolour paint. Somehow it's better. I do believe the results would be better and more permanent if ink would be used, trying that out is for another time.
And yes, there are plenty of times my brush ends up in my cup of tea.
8-2-2026
Watercolour paint
(And yes, there are plenty of times my brush ends up in my cup of tea.) You have to be careful, DON'T drink what's in your cup. I can just imagine the taste of the paint and how you stir it with the brush, hahaha. I've seen homeless people get high just from smelling paint; the same thing could happen to you.Imagine, you get up from your chair literally levitating
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😂😂😂, that was really funny @lupega (reminds me I have a secondary school friend who might actually drink this to test it, I've seen him swallow a handful of lipgloss just to taste the flavor😂)
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I hope @wakeupkitty.pal is careful , drinking something like that could be dangerous.
You're right, she really should be careful
Nothing wrong with tasting and trying @dreeyor. Unlike what people say and the idom states: curiosity doesn't kill the cat, it's a sign of intelligence.
BTW @lupega that cup is for sale in your second home. Don't forget my milk coffee or milk anis.
I don't stir just dip and I never been lucky enough to levitate 😭
Watercolour paint doesn't smell, acrylic a bit but I do us a cloth to wipe off the brush. I can't throw away every cup, that would be such a waste.
Smelling paint? An expensive hobby. What type of paint was that? Oil paint?
Mr. Rorschach nervously smokes in a dark corner)))
And here I'm definitely referring to two characters.
A well-fed raccoon turns to a passerby and asks for more food)))
By the way, I thought that pools of paint can be dried with a hair dryer, but hot air should be supplied from the back of the drawing, not the paint itself, but through the paper from below)
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Господин Роршах нервно курит в тёмном углу )))
А здесь я точно виду двух персонажей.
Упитанный енот обращается к прохожему и просит ещё еды)))
Кстати, я подумал, что лужицы краски можно сушить феном, но горячий воздух подавать с обратной стороны рисунка, не саму краску, а через бумагу снизу )
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You are the 3rd who sees a beggar...a well fed raccoon for you, @almaguer saw a dog and if you ask me it's the middle ages where sick people had to cover their face with a mask (it's nearly Carnival and more sick people, 40% more, are expected) to not scare the citizens with their faces because of the pox or???
I have no idea how to use a hairdryer from the back. I can't lift the paper and using it underneath the table will be useless.
I believe a different type of paper is needed or ink perhaps.
🤔 There's also a giant bird above those two figures... Food?