Although "Finger painting" is normally associated
with messy kids classroom art projects, Iris Scott is breaking the rules and
oil painting with her fingertips. On her trip to Thailand, Iris was working on
a painting in a nicely air-conditioned room when she realized that in order to
switch to color yellow she needed to go out into the heat to clean her brushes.
Not tempted by the idea, Iris added several yellow touches with her fingers. “I
knew within 10 strokes that finger painting with oils was what I would spend
the rest of my life doing,” she says.
Iris paints with a pair of surgical gloves on, and her
finger moves resembles those of a pianist as she touches multiple points on the
canvas at the same time. This is how she achieves the vibrant impressionistic
effect in her works. “I see the world through ‘finger painted’ colored
glasses,” says the artist. “I paint what I see. Finger paintings are hiding
everywhere, sometimes I catch them when I’m walking down the sidewalk, or
lounging in a living room. I search for color relationships, and intriguing
forms.” As of now, finger painting is not just for kids anymore!
These are some of my favorites from her collection. To see more of her work : Iris Scott. Feel free to email me your favourite Artistwork. visit my website for more: www.darrenbarnard.co.za
Slippery Sidewalk
Slippery Sidewalk
Shakin off
the Blues
Shakin off
the Blues - how it was painted
Coming Down
The Pike
Nueve
One Fish Two fish
Counting His White Sheep
Volkswagen Yellow
Three Daisies
Fox Fire
Layla
Lime Stone Creek
Purple Rain
About Iriss Scott and Her Proses
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