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Monthly Archives: August 2011
a woodblock for colour printing requires
each colour impression to be on a flat block which matches each of the others, a few tries at it tells you this. So when I painted this study, based on a Ukiyo e print by Utamaro, I reworked the … Continue reading
Posted in art, art process, oil painting, shaped canvas
Tagged figurative mages, oil painting, painting process
A walk in the damp underbrush…
of a landscape. Here is a watercolour i did of Wilson’s prom in 2006. I worked this in terms of the use of negative spaces and the manipulation of liquid colour across the surface to gain a lovely hue and … Continue reading
Posted in art, art process, drawing, Landscape, oil painting
Tagged art process, drawing, multimedia work, watercolour, wilson's promontary
how now…
A friend persuaded me to make this cow, as she likes them. I experimented with materials as the essence of this work is the use of an outline of the cow, which is a cutout as a layer patterned paper, … Continue reading
Posted in art, oil painting, shaped canvas
Tagged art process, cow, multimedia work, oil painting, painting process
caring about 2 figs
I drew some lush ripe figs on a tablecloth at a winery in the Adelaide hills at lunch with friends. A lovely afternoon and a nice little watercolor on rough watercolorpaper about the size of an A4 sheet and this … Continue reading
Posted in art, art process, drawing, oil painting
Tagged art process, oil painting, still life, watercolour