so these are some that i showed earlier but i have changed them quite a bit because they weren't working as they should. these first couple are the beginning changes and you can see next to the panels there is a larger painting that i had done earlier that day and really liked so i had to paint it more and more, now i'm still liking them and will probably do many more for a while
this is what the panels looked like before i painted them gray
all painted grey with one finished cinder block painting
all painted grey with one finished cinder block painting
this was a few days after painting them grey, Shauna came to visit and took some pictures while i was working. (i was showing Shauna one of the brushes that i have found in the trash this semester.)
off to work.
look how great my posture is!
this is in the middle of the process as i drew the layout of each of the paintings (the pink ruler is from the end of Shauna's last semester as a teacher, one of her students left a pencil case with the ruler and many crayons and things. Shauna threw it away and i happened to find it and save it, one of the most used rulers i own!)
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I enjoy reading about your artistic conquests very much. I admire your experimentation!
-Emily King
The girls and I went to our library today and found an art exhibit! It was free and it wasn't even Thursday! I think you would have liked it.
Lisa
hooray for library art exhibits that are free! i have done a few and hope to do many more. i'm really glad that you got to see somebody's work!
I really like this. The monochromatic deal is something I've never been good at- I start simple and then the color ends up exploding all other the dang place. Anyway- It's really inspiring- especially that first image. The one that is basically a silhouette- I love the simplicity of it. The negative space is strong.
Miss you bro.
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