Cursive Loops

When I painted this painting, I wasn't thinking about trying a new style. It just happened that I felt a certain degree of boredom with what I was doing and smeared white paint over the surface and this lovely transparency happened. All's well that ends well. I'm at a new phase again with my art, which I think is difficult to execute. Anyone feeling uninspired knows what I mean. I can wait, or I can create. I'm more believing that it's the jumping in and doing that gets me going again.

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Swirls of color painted with Daniel Smith acrylics on Arches paper. This one I painted alongside the other one I posted a couple of posts ago. I often tape down more than one piece a paper at a time. Sometimes the paintings become pairs that I frame and hang together, other times they remain individual pieces. I cut my paper the same size and mask the painting area the same size. If I keep all my paintings the same size, it makes it easier when I got to buy frames. I have a friend who makes everything the same size and them exchanges the frames from one piece to another when putting things in different shows. I'd prefer to frame the ones I like the best, if I can afford it. American Frame has great prices on mats and frames.