Art Technique
Nancy McClure Brockett employs a unique technique of applying watercolor crayons on paper to produce the intense colors that characterize her work.
Nancy says,"In order to get the rich texture, I use watercolor pencils (dry) to smooth and move the crayon laid down on the watercolor paper, creating a painted effect. I enjoy the physical process that involves using short rubbing motions to produce the texture. In some pieces I use water to create another texture.
"When beginning a piece, I sit with the empty paper and wait for a step-by-step flow from one aspect to the next. Sometimes as I wait I 'see' color and shape which I then draw; sometimes I 'recognize' a shape from the spontaneous placement of color on paper."


