First effort at using suminagashi technique for adding interest to my painitings. Definitely looking into more work with this technique. Suminigashi is created by taking a waxy ink, oil paints, or even fingernail enamels, floating them on the top of water in a large, flat pan, then using a brush or chopstick to drag the pigments into patterns. Then drop a dry or slightly moistened semi absorbent paper on top of the water, and peel the paper up slowly. It's a transfer technique with paint floating in water. In Italy, it's also called marbling; in Turkey, the name translates to "clouded paper." Great overview article in wikipedia here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paper_marbling\