When the pink pigment finally came, I couldn't wait to use it.
I was also very eager for the first coats of the paint to dry so that I could work on the next layer, so I used the blow dryer that I keep at the studio to speed up the process.
Saturday I let I dry so that I could come back to glaze it later.
Then I came back on Tuesday and glazed it with my secret ingredient. I am not sure if my camera sufficiently captured the exact shades of pink I used, or if computer monitors can render it well, but here it is, "Infra-Pink Inferno."
Infra-Pink Inferno
acrylic, ink, and latex on recycled paper and wood board
30" x 20"
$400
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