Lee Clements

This painting is a watercolour technique on rice paper. It is also painted using the batik method of waxing each subsequent layers after adding another layer of colour. It is then adhered to a stretched canvas using Atelier Binder Medium.

This painting was watercolour technique on rice paper using the batik method of waxing layers after a layer of colour has been added. It was then adhered to a stretched canvas using Atelier Binder Medium

This painting was done in Interactives over a tissue paper background on a stretched canvas.

This was also done with a tissue paper background and Interactives painted on top

This magnolia was painted in Interactives using many layers of glazing to achieve the required glow. The painting is inspired by a photo I saw in a magazine.

I am lucky to have neighbours in my street that have some beautiful flowers. This white waratah is painted in Atelier Interactives. I used them as watercolour paints to complete the background and then painted the flower in the traditional acrylic way.

This is a cover page for an MDF recipe folder designed for a workshop. it used Impasto gel, Interactive paints.

This is the Desserts page of an MDF recipe folder designed for a workshop using Interactive paints

Soon to be in an upcoming edition of Australian Fine Art and Decorative Painting magazine

Painted in Interactives with Archival Oils glazing. This has been painted for the art society area at the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show 2010 and was sold.

This rose will be exhibited at the Melb International Flower and Garden Show 2010 and taught as a workshop at the 2010 True Blue Decorative Artists Conference.

See my Classes/Workshops page for more information

Decided to do a painting of 'Hot Shot' Cala Lilies in Jo Sonja and Interactives. It was going to be something completely different until I did the background and then it took a different direction. Gotta love painting when it steers you where it wants to go.

This was painted with Jo Sonja Decor Crackle in the background frame area and then the flower was painted in Atelier Interactives. Another experiment which will be on exhibition at the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show 2010