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My Background
My Inspiration
My Background
Ellen had done occasional artworks over her life. Over the last five years, Ellen researched a variety of methods, mediums and styles, settling on the Pouring method.
My Medium
My Inspiration
My Background
The Pouring method for creating Art Works uses mainly Acrylic Paints and a variety of “Tools” including a Hair Dryer, Blow Torch, Straws, Cups, a spirit level, scraper (for those ones that just didn’t turn out as expected), and tweezers for removing a variety of Kalamunda insects that accompany most painting sessions.
My Inspiration
My Inspiration
My Inspiration
Encouraged to try her hand by her Friend who was an Artist, Ellen investigated different styles and methods for her own Art before selecting her painting style and methods seen in this site.