_*"A technique where a top layer of color is scratched to reveal a colour beneath. The term comes from the Italian word sgraffire meaning (literally) “to scratch”.
The ‘wrong end’ of a paint brush works well for sgraffito. If you use a knife to do it, you need to be careful not to accidentally cut through the paper or canvas."*_ Thank you for introducing me to a new artistic technique term – I LOVE your creation, Mel.
Thanks heaps Keith. Eyebrow tweezers worked well too. LOL
! (big smile) … got a surprise for you … head on over to my blog: Through My Friend’s Eyes and specifically to the permalink for this fantastic work of yours: (image is permalink) (big smile) … owlspook ps. every blog entry get twittered too (grin)
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this is beautiful!!!
Many thanks Loralea
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This is great Mel! :O)
Ta muchly Vanessa
– MelDavies
_*"A technique where a top layer of color is scratched to reveal a colour beneath. The term comes from the Italian word sgraffire meaning (literally) “to scratch”.
The ‘wrong end’ of a paint brush works well for sgraffito. If you use a knife to do it, you need to be careful not to accidentally cut through the paper or canvas."*_
Thank you for introducing me to a new artistic technique term – I LOVE your creation, Mel.
Thanks heaps Keith. Eyebrow tweezers worked well too. LOL
– MelDavies
This is wonderful. I love the shapes in the tree.
Thanks so much Sabrina
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Many thanks, appreciate you featuring my artwork. Cheers mel
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JULY, 5th 2011
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Mary
Thank you so much Mary
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love it!
Many thanks Shannon
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Beautiful!
Thanks Cindy
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low how the gnarly fits both to the woodsy and psychedelic nature of this…great stuff mel
Thanks Andrew
– MelDavies
! (big smile)

… got a surprise for you …
head on over to my blog:
Through My Friend’s Eyes
and
specifically to the permalink
for this fantastic work of yours:
(image is permalink)
(big smile) … owlspook
ps. every blog entry get twittered too (grin)