Showing posts with label inventing landscapes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label inventing landscapes. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 31, 2012

RECLAMAITION IN PROGRESS

I'm still in the "do-over" mode, and still having fun do the do-overs.  OK, enough with that.

Basically, I'm creating texture with an acrylic molding paste, either alone, or mixed with paint or ink.  I like the ink because of its fluidity and um-predictability.  I start with a basic color theme in mind, and then let the work evolve.  Sometimes I preserve part of the original art, and other times everything is worked over.

Still have not come up with titles.

#6...8x10

 #7...10x6

#8...10x14

Tuesday, October 30, 2012

Re-claiming and re-inventing

For the past several weeks I've been taking a few moments each day to look at the completed paintings that are scattered all over the studio and gallery, identifying those that I now consider to be "beyond redemption and giving them a thick new coat of gesso.  Somewhere along the way I got the idea of working with molding paste, inks, and acrylic to create what I am now calling Imagined Landscapes.

For now I have limited myself to smaller canvases and panels, and I am having fun...lots of fun; I may or may not decide to work larger. 

My plan is to show all the new work in the gallery in December on our Second Saturday gallery walk.

At this point none of the pieces have been titled.

#2...12x12

#3...11x14

#4...14x14

#5...12x12