The Dutch Renaissance humanist Erasmus said: Give light, and the darkness will disappear of itself. Well so let it be light:

Light
I was beginning with a few torn pieces of paper on my canvas, than I applied on my paper collage a thick layer of bright yellow acrylics with a palette knife. On that layer I stamped with mixed media stamps (n*studio/mish mesh) and finally I used a darker color of yellow acrylics to let it drop down on my background.
Quiet nice, bright exactly like some ‘light’. So it come to me if you look into strong like you can see only black forms like silhouettes so I made a fading women silhouette on the middle of my light area.
I was building my darkness around my figure, I used to different blue tints plus I added some glazing liquid which reactivated my underneath layer, so my dark blue tints mixed with my bright yellow creating a dim green accent. Really loved the result.
Finally as being a texture freak I decided to add some light lines to the dark areas or around the light areas using modeling paste.
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Ruth, is your lady popping off the page? Love the 3d look you have here! xo
Yeah Jackie she is like popping off, I planed to make her dark blue, but at a certain moment I didn’t find her dark enough so I added another and another and oops one more layer… and finally I added some shades, so she is like a candle dancing in the dark just the opposite, she is the dark shadow dancing in the light 😉
Wonderful page the light effect looks ace. Thanks for joining us at one little word.
Thanks Clare!
Beautiful page, you captured “light” perfectly!
Thank you!
love it! great work!
Thank you!
ooohhh I really love how your created this piece. It shines
Thanks Nicole!
this is such an interesting image… loved seeing the close ups so I could appreciate the detail… very cool
Thank you Tracey!
Wow, great and unique work!!!
Happy Paint Party Friday!
Smiles, Saskia 🙂
Thanks Saskia!
The contrast of light and dark and all of the texture are a stunning combination!
Thank you Irene!
it seems as if you are peeking through a keyhole.
exactly, right to the light 😉