Peintio mewn olew

Peintio mewn olew

Peintio mewn olew ~ Painting in oils

“When I adjust materials of different kinds to one another, I have taken a step in advance of mere oil painting, for in addition to playing off color against color, line against line, form against form, etc., I play off material against material, for example, wood against sackcloth.”
― Kurt Schwitters

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Ar ôl uchelfannau creadigrwydd ysbrydoledig o ‘Y Noson Serennog’ ddoe, roeddwn i'n ôl ar y to gyda phaent o fath gwahanol heddiw. Rydyn ni'n dal yn ceisio datrys y broblem gyda'r to sy'n gollwng a nawr mae paent diddorol gyda ni. Mae'r paent hwn yn cynnwys ffibrau (diolch am yr awgrym, @welshmaid) a'r syniad ydy bod y ffibrau yn gallu cau unrhyw fylchau. Gwnes i baentio llinell ar draws yr uniad yn y to. Mae'n fel paentio gyda hufen iâ, neu adeiladu rhwymyn yn raddol. Rydw i'n meddwl y bydda i'n rhoi côt arall ymhen wythnos. Gawn ni weld os mae'n gweithio...

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After the inspired heights of creativity of 'Y Noson Serennog' yesterday, I was back on the roof with a different kind of paint today. We are still trying to solve the leaky roof problem and now we have some interesting paint. This paint contains fibres (thanks for the suggestion, @welshmaid) and the idea is that the fibres can close any gaps. I painted a line across the joint in the roof. It's like painting with ice cream, or gradually building a bandage. I think I'll apply another coat in a week. Let's see if it works...

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Disgrifiad (Cymraeg): Tun paent a'i gaead
Description (English): A paint tin and its lid