It’s digital. How does it become mixed media?
My digital art isn’t “real” until it exists in the non-virtual word. Much of the creative process involves moving it from it’s pixel state into the real world. The video below takes a quick trip through the creation of the physical finished mixed media piece. It starts with the wooden boxes and raw metal to the application of the art and the final sealing of the resin.
Printing Stages for Mixed Media
After I finish the art work in the computer, the sometimes frustrating part begins – getting the transfer to look like the art I see in my mind and my screen. Sometimes it is easy to translate and other times it becomes difficult. Blues especially seem to give problems.
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Happy with the second printing colors so I attached them to the metal panels and poured acrylic resin. What a mess of bubbles! Will need another pour.