Artist's Back to Basics

Mojito y Che

MATERIALS

• Canvas (182 x 122cm)
• 10cm brushes
• Large brush
• Rags
• Tape or Blu-Tack
• Old toothbrush
• Acrylic paints
• Raw Umber
• Raw Sienna
• Red Oxide
• White

I wanted to tie in an Australian landscape image with the body of work I have been currently creating. The resurrected rail yards in Redfern, Sydney, have provided me with a great industrial backdrop for this painting.

STEP ONE

My first

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