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Tag Archives: Helen Frankenthaler
Stain painting technique
When thinking about my next step and how to work on my larger studio pieces I am considering the technique of stain painting. While researching I came across this useful film that clearly shows how to dilute the paint to … Continue reading
Posted in Inspiration, Research
Tagged Action Painting, Helen Frankenthaler, Morris Louis, Paint, painting, pigments, Stain painting, Techniques and Styles, Visual Arts
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“There is no formula, there are no rules. Let the picture lead you where you must go” “Tha Landscapes were in my arms as I did it. I didn’t realise all that I was doing. I was trying to get … Continue reading
