Toronto artist D.D. Gadjanski gives a mixed media demonstration focusing on different painting techniques with a roller. www.ddgadjanski.com www.ddgadjanski.ca
It is obvious from a couple of the commenters below, I am referring to the one's that posted the 'lol' regarding modern art. It is obvious that they are the obtuse types that wouldn't know Terracotta from Spaghetti Ricotta or a Faberge from a French Fry.
+jeff moser I love how she is adventurous in her work, and allows it to create and flow. It is especially good to learn for those uptight artists bent on keeping things in control. Sometimes we just have to Let Go and let it happen, right?
Thank you for sharing this great technique! its a very interesting effect... Can this be done in another type of surface , like canvas or watercolor paper?
DD, thanks for another yet wonderful demo. I visited your website .com with your gallery - great paintings. Unfortunately your website .ca is not working...:-( Please post more demos, they are great!!!
+manny45629 Modern Art has been around now for over 100 years with no sign of dying out. So I think your comment about lol with regard Modern Art is about as insightful as those who thought Elvis wouldn't last more than a year. Perhaps you should attend an Art appreciation class at your nearest Community College. You would be surprised at how enlightening it could be in your life.
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I love your work. So passionate and deep.
You offer an excellent video...great visuals and getting to the point of your demo. I wish more artist videos would be this good!
Your videos are lovely and informative. Thanks for sharing.
Love this, you are so inspiring!
Great video. Really enjoyed the ideas. Also the way the video flowed along quickly and to the point. There was no lengthy introduction etc.
It is obvious from a couple of the commenters below, I am referring to the one's that posted the 'lol' regarding modern art. It is obvious that they are the obtuse types that wouldn't know Terracotta from Spaghetti Ricotta or a Faberge from a French Fry.
+jeff moser I love how she is adventurous in her work, and allows it to create and flow. It is especially good to learn for those uptight artists bent on keeping things in control. Sometimes we just have to Let Go and let it happen, right?
Thank you for sharing this great technique! its a very interesting effect... Can this be done in another type of surface , like canvas or watercolor paper?
DD, thanks for another yet wonderful demo.
I visited your website .com with your gallery - great paintings.
Unfortunately your website .ca is not working...:-(
Please post more demos, they are great!!!
What kind of rollers are you using, is it a screen printing roller or a foam roller?
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They are called brayers. And are used for print making.
Not your most fascinating work. Show us how you did what’s hanging behind you.
modern art lol
+manny45629 Modern Art has been around now for over 100 years with no sign of dying out. So I think your comment about lol with regard Modern Art is about as insightful as those who thought Elvis wouldn't last more than a year. Perhaps you should attend an Art appreciation class at your nearest Community College. You would be surprised at how enlightening it could be in your life.
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