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The Scaddle Painting

amanda Wigglesworth

United Kingdom

Painting, Oil on Canvas

Size: 39.4 W x 39.4 H x 1.8 D in

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The Scaddle is a process-led work using a combination of layering, distressing and blending. By choosing scrappers , household brushes and squeegees , there is limited control of the medium which creates broad patches of colour and narrow passages of texture.Thinned oil paint was then squeegeed across the uneven surface adding a sense of depth and drama to the work.This was destroyed and added to. In the final stage, an abstract image emerged ,which wasn't preconceived but part of the painting process.

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Painting:Oil on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:39.4 W x 39.4 H x 1.8 D in

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I build up my paintings slowly over time, layer by layer. Using my long-established process, I apply a coat of oil paint then scrape passages away to create an interplay of dappled colours and then continue adding more paint mixed with resin building up an image. My ideas are to create an image based on chance. Physically, I use painting tools which limit my control of the medium. By using scrappers and household brushes, a random selection of marks emerge, including broad patches of colour. I then use a squeegee and wipe is across the image with a diluted oil mix. It creates distinctive variety of marks and broad patches of colour. I don’t have a specific picture in mind when I start. I like the fact that it is not planned. The method of random choice and chance, its build-up and destruction produces an abstract image but never a pre-determined one. The process takes a long time and many different images appear on the canvas and it is only at the end, when the final image crystallises, that I am satisfied with the painting.

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