…..which is better than watching dry paint do nothing.
This week I switched over from using charcoal to “sketching” with paint. This process is much more enjoyable for me. As my painting style has developed I’ve discovered I enjoy glazing (painting with very thin watery layers) most. On Thursday I posted about the drips on the floor as a result of my painting below is the paint “sketch” & the subsequent drips.
I'm excited where this set of "collateral damage" paintings may go. I'm thinking about showing them together as dipticts. Could make for an interesting show theme.
I've always struggled with using charcoal, so set them aside ages ago. Then I used acrylics for about a year or so and now seemed to have found my own niche' with watercolours. Anyway, I'm enjoying your process of new change within your art. :)
ReplyDeletei like the personage in the first the dream the quiet stillness..
ReplyDeleteI have never used charcoal, your painting is beautiful! Have a great sunday ;o)
ReplyDeletebeautiful! a series would be great,
ReplyDeletelovely pieces, interesting glaze effect!
ReplyDeleteI like them both!
ReplyDeleteawesome painting! glazing is a wonderful thing - it changed my approach to oil painting that's for sure
ReplyDeletebeautiful colors. i really love the first one... it's very evocative.
ReplyDeleteI think of peaceful serenity, a resolved and renewed purpose, when I view your sketch of the woman above. The colors draw you in from the dark edges to the warm glow of light. It's as if she's awakened from a cold, dreary sleepiness by the warmth of a new day; life itself has awakened her slumber. I really enjoy your work and hope to see more of it! By the way, your residuals or 'collateral damage' is way better than my 'concerted effort!' ;-)
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