Yesterday’s outgoing mail included my latest series
ATCs. In this series, the Collagescape idea that I began with in 2014 takes
another direction. There are eight
different designs in the series. Each
design shows different place that has been reduced to four individual
colors. The colors are used to represent
a certain place and, in some cases, a time of the year.
Showing posts with label Grand Canyon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grand Canyon. Show all posts
Thursday, June 1, 2017
Thursday, May 1, 2014
Grand Canyon Collagescape
Grand Canyon, 12”x36”
mixed media on wood panel
The Grand Canyon is the most challenging landscape subject I
have ever painted. There are a
huge variety of colors and tones to be depicted, you then have to factor in all
the different shading and levels of light and finally depict layer upon layer
of geological strata. In a
collagescape I anticipated the Grand Canyon might be more approachable. In this process it’s all about
extracting the colors, painting the various sections of paper, cutting it all
up and reconstructing it — approximately 10,000 individual pieces. This is the result.
A print and other merchandise is based on a detailed section
of this work and available form Society 6.
Labels:
Art,
artistic process,
Grand Canyon,
landscape,
Mixed Media
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