Rage painting

Saturday we finally got some much needed rain, so I turned my attention to some indoor activities.

Mainly, finally doing some painting on all the outdoor garden ornaments I’ve acquired that need restoring.

I learned from my poor goose and swan beaks that my craft acrylics just won’t cut it in glare of the summer sun. I needed an exterior paint that would stand up to the elements. But I didn’t need full sized cans… not to mention how spendy that would be.

Then I had the brilliant idea to get sample-size paints! I got the three primary colours, a white, a black, and a brown, so I can mix pretty much any colour I want. Then I went back and got a nice ginger-cat orange. I have several projects I want to paint up like the boys, so I figured it would be easier than constantly mixing some up.

I spent the afternoon working on a multiple projects – going back and forth as parts dried. In the end, I only finished one.

A concrete Lemmy cat, sleeping on a cushion. And even thought it’s technically done, I’m still thinking of going back and adding a bit more to his stripes. What do you think?

6 thoughts on “Rage painting

  1. Long time ago, artists had to mix up their own paints; crush stuff, mix it with egg or whatever, and sometimes they poisoned themselves!

    It’s crazy to think about that, when we have paint of all types just available at the store.

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