This painting has been donated to Orcas Island
Artsmith, a nonprofit artist venue for writers and visual artist. It is acrylic on paper.
Showing posts with label water color paper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label water color paper. Show all posts
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Saturday, May 24, 2008
Universe
This little painting has metalic paint as the background. The orange is a cadium based paint, which gives a nice saturation to the yellow hues. This remindes me of pictures of the solar system, how space seems to spiral. We're affected by what goes on out there beyond our solar system whether we know it or not. Ha, what does that have to do with painting? Well, everything has to do with everything. That's what is true.
Friday, May 16, 2008
Winter Birch
This is a tiny painting, only 3x3 and again is acrylic paint on paper. I painted it from a photo that a friend of mine took while we were hiking in the woods. I call it Winter, although I believe it was actually fall. He took the photo and passed it on to me. Sometimes he'd say, here paint this. He's very acomplished and sells his work, making art and fishing his living.
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Painting a Day
This painting and the one after it, are very small, perhaps 3 x 3 inches. They are small because I wanted to try following the painting a day movement to see if that would work for me to inspire new work. Writing practice generates new work and draws out of me different memories and scenes that I don't seem to consciously draw up, and I think this is because it is a continual practice. A Painting A Day is a movement to generate 365 paintings a year--there is a poetry movement that follows the same momentum. If you like, Google Painting A Day and see what comes up.
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Daniel Smith Acrylic Paints,
fall,
Limbs,
movement,
sky.,
water color paper
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