Originally posted on Out of a Great Need:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OC49Z6BtQgo I shared these videos over three years ago. You may want to watch the video above before watching the music video below. Over three years later, I realize this song applies to me as I have provided care through our younger daughter’s challenges with schizoaffective disorder as…
Brotherly Love I continued my experiments with cerulean blue deep today. I’m not exactly sure how the oval shape came about. I was experimenting with stabbing brush strokes and the oval shape just happened. I really like Japanese brushes for stabby work. Unlike the synthetic ones that bounce back into shape after being smushed, the bristles of […]Read Post ›
Brotherly Love For today’s study I mixed a solution of quinacridone burnt orange and another of turquoise. I find it much easier to have a lot of liquid pigment at my disposal, especially for washes. However, I began by painting narrow traces of burnt orange (without plan). I abutted fields of turquoise against the orange for […]Read Post ›
Brotherly Love I frequently have problems with cerulean blue. It is the coverage; I have to use quite a lot of pigment to get a decent tone on the paper. However, with cerulean blue deep, the problem goes away. The color is shown on the study below. It is a rich deep blue. It goes rather […]Read Post ›
Originally posted on Jill Millward Artwork:
I’ve been working to find my voice with abstract art. I find it much more difficult than realism with portraits, dogs, landscape, plein air, and still life… with all those I have something to reference and it’s all mapped out and I paint what I see. Painting music and…
Originally posted on Art & Crit by Eric Wayne:
(#24) Missiles of Mercy, by Eric Wayne. [20X30″ @300dpi. April 5, 017.] This one shows some abstract design elements and a bold composition. What it exactly is isn’t exactly specified. I’ve left it loose so there’s room for imagining and interpretation on the part of the…
Originally posted on offtoafineart:
The finished painting with San Giorgio Maggiore in the background, which I enjoyed doing, although trying to hit the right colours was testing to say the least I have already mentioned the mooring posts. In the photograph they looked red in the evening light. This turned into a glazing exercise, wet…
Originally posted on KIRSTEINFINEART:
KIRSTEINFINEART http://www.annesprints.com Someone said that a coincidence is God remaining anonymous. I’m pretty sure that was the case when I discovered printmaking in 1991. Needing one final class to complete the requirements for my B.A. in another field, I “happened” to take a printmaking class. I knew nothing about the genre…
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