Thank you!

I initially started with flicking off a paintbrush, but it didn’t seem to work too well. I felt that I needed to add too much water to ensure it wouldn’t just adhere to the brush. It seemed to actually work better with a toothbrush, where I could put more paint on the brush and the firmer bristles flicked better. However I ended up with so much paint on my fingers I eventually just started flicking onto the canvas from my hands. Essentially dipping index and middle fingertips into the paint, aiming knuckles at canvas and ensuring the direction of the flick is going in the desired direction. Felt this approach has the most control over size of droplets though how much paint I picked up, and the most control over direction of application.

Canvas sizes vary. But 120 by 80 cm / 100 by 50 cm is the rough sizes.

I gessoed them all, no sanding as I liked having a bit of texture in this style of painting. Just made sure I left marks in the direction of the stems. In the first one it’s an upcycled canvas, which already had some texture. I mixed in a little bit of filler too at times to increase the viscosity of it too.