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A Zooming Technique Isabelle has always admired the way photographers can isolate and enhance a subject by making the rest of the photo soften and blurred. Isabelle developed a new painting technique where she isolates the most important part of the painting with texture and sharpness while the rest is soften to produce a zooming effect as a photographer would do with his camera. This unique technique, which Isabelle called "Le Fondu" creates a very definite tactile quality to her work. She deliberately enhance the focus point of her painting using her palette knife and her brush sculpting the form of her subject. In this technique, she goes beyond a photographer making it a three dimensional effect. |
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| Gallery wrap canvas |
Le Melange |
Le Fondu |
A Blending Technique Isabelle has been developing a new blending technique using different painting knifes and other ustensils. She has created new series of Water Reflection, Giverny and Water Lilies from the scenes of Texas, Louisiana, and France. Isabelle blends the colors of the canvas mixing them as it goes using acrylic paint. This technique gives a more abstract look to her paintings. This unique technique, which Isabelle called "Le Melange" creates a very definite tactile quality to her work. She sculpting the form of her subject. |
Isabelle Dupuy
| French Contemporary Landscape Artist |