land marks..

Artist: aRae
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land marks..

experimentall work on a heat press…i love experementing, this took hours of very quick slaps under the heat press, closing and lifting the lid as quickly as i could, the paper would burn but only in the areas i allowed contact.. hard to show detail in the photograph..

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traceyanne, 2 months ago

cool
aRae, 2 months ago

thanks everso….
RosaCobos, 2 months ago

Really interesting….
It seems like the drying up of the earth , kist covered with salt and oil..
An strange pattern.. really organic too.
Rosa
Lozzle, 2 months ago

that looks amazing…i love it!
aRae in reply to Lozzle’s comment, 2 months ago

thanks everso…made a lotta smoke…
aRae in reply to RosaCobos’s comment, 2 months ago

thanks rosa…took ages…but heat presses are great…i like melting plastics too…
RosaCobos, 2 months ago

Has it something to dot with “encaustic peainting”?
In hat case I beleive it is use heat, but the medium is coloured wax.. the results are amazing..
Really interesting your work… can you paint with it.. I mean to do some abstract or even figurative?...
Rosa
aRae in reply to RosaCobos’s comment, 2 months ago

this was just the heat pree and “tracing paper” which has an ellent of wax in it..so i recon thats why the effect was acheived..the white bubbles at a lower temp than the scorch marks..took ages..
BLYTHART, 2 months ago

Reminds me of ice cream with chocolate veins … or maybe I am just craving ice cream … or reflections in water … fascinating.
aRae in reply to BLYTHART’s comment, 2 months ago

thanks dave…still not sure where to take it from here tho..
navybrat, 2 months ago

amazing!!
aRae in reply to navybrat’s comment, 2 months ago

thankyou..
Samin D, about 1 month ago

this reminds me of the breasts’ form….........the lightiing leads them to the navel…..

great shot
mmargot, about 1 month ago

Yes, very organic…touchable…lovely pattern, but too alive to really touch.
We are all fascinated with your work, it seems. Beautiful.
aRae in reply to mmargot’s comment, about 1 month ago

thankyou everso for your encourageing words, much appreciated
yurilev, about 1 month ago

This is awesome. I love finding the sublime within the ordinary. It goes with what you wrote in your essay.
aRae in reply to yurilev’s comment, about 1 month ago

thanks very much….most kind
Ken Thomas, about 1 month ago

Awesome work!!!
aRae in reply to Ken Thomas’s comment, about 1 month ago

thanks Ken the feelings mutual..
mogodbeer, about 1 month ago

wow I love this idea. was this a photograph that you heated and how did you stop it sticking to the press?
Anthony Mancuso, about 1 month ago

interesting abstract work, well done
aRae in reply to mogodbeer’s comment, about 1 month ago

Hi, no its tarceing paper…the white bubbles were on a very low setting..the darker marks on the highest setting..and the lid on the heat press held down for longer…grease proff paper was under and on top to avoid sticking….you can put most things inbertween greese proof paper to avoid sticking..i luv to experiment…
aRae in reply to Anthony Mancuso’s comment, about 1 month ago

thanks ever so Anthony..much appreciated