Original artwork on YUPO
This began as swirling brush strokes [ up close you can see the spaces between each hair]There were lots more swirls that were removed back to the white.Some colors are interspersed in the white . These were left from the original paint .
Under Water
When watercolors seem perfect
How wet can you get ? I was able to float colors , or carefully paint over them . Quite a feat since it is so easy to take off paint as you go over it or even come near it on this surface New Orleans
Does it remind you of something?
Someone said it reminded them of New Orleans . What would you name it ?It started with doilies. Staining colors provided most of the background .I was able to layer colors with them ; something that was impossible to do before .
Dragon on YUPO
I was doilies..So what happened?
Can you believe this started as something totally different? I laid in some plastic doilies in color,then let them dry . As I reworked the piece much to my amazement a dragon started to appear , so I just went with him He was so much fun to do .Do you think he looks fierce ? I thought "Gr, gr,gr " might be a good title . What do you think ? Brilliant colors on Yupo for your artistic pleasure
Kamerath creates beautiful art on Yupo, a new medium for watercolors
Come see more of my work at www.patkamerath.comBig Tip by Pat
Adding texture to your painting increases interest and uniqueness and thus value. Texture can be created in the paint itself with different rollers and brushes. Or, texture can be added with lace, plastic wrap, plastic doilies, tissue paper , berry containers , stamping etc.
These pieces start conversations so they are perfect for office or home decor.
Release your passion
Anything goes on Yupo
Pardon my excitement but it is so easy to get turned on with this media. If you have worked with watercolors at all in the past, you will be amazed the first time you see them on YUPO.I find myself saying "Wow" a lot New Guestbook
darlene parkin wrote
Sounds like fun . can't wait to try itdaring
Posted August 01, 2008
Badgeman wrote...
I have one of Pat's paintings on my office wall. It always attracts attention and I would never give it up. The paintings on YUPO look great. Keep up the good work. It is always a pleasure to see more beauty come into this world.
Rick Perkins
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Posted October 16, 2007
Susie wrote
Really great work. I didn't think watercolors could ever be so brilliant. I really like "Festive Floral" and "Purple Phantasy". Saving up for a purchase.
Posted May 13, 2007
by ArtistPat
Hello. I am Pat Kamerath. I enjoy life and love to show artists what they can do with Yupo.
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