and on... and on... and I do know it's unreasonable to complain about it... but hey. The Shed remains oven like... though it wasn't too bad yesterday, when I managed to get a reasonable amount done. I spent the day painting, something I haven't done in a while, and finishing off most of the prep work on some altered books; there are still two remaining that need finished, but the other three are ready to be worked in.
I'm still exploring the 'Linescapes' idea, as you can see from the images that follow;
This is an A5 image, mixed media. I like the energy in it; if they could move, those curves look as if they would be travelling at speed... Robin calls it the desert piece. Which was followed up by this;
This is a small board book, with its pages sealed together, giving the piece a three dimensional feel. I'm not so keen on this one...these lines feel too thick, and too far away from each other, too regularly spaced. Interesting, though.
And finally, this one, the best of the three, I think, Strata.
This is on a canvas board, and I think it shows some potential. Again, it's mixed media; acrylic paint and oil sticks. I like the texture of the overall piece, and I need to think some more about how to use textures in this series. I had initially wanted the lines to be raised in some way, which is fairly easy to achieve in textile, but needs a bit more thought in paint. Looking at this, though, I like the overall texture. It's reminiscent of one of the first trial pieces I made in paint, which I didn't photograph, unfortunately.
Finally, I did some work on a small piece that I was not happy with, and it has ended up like this;
About six or so inches square, on board, it's called 'Dawn In The Summer Garden'. Very gentle..and possibly not quite finished... oh well...back to the drawing board...
2 comments:
a enjoying your blog!
Do you have a favourite medium? You have so many to choose from.
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