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Conundrum
Here's the final piece of the first eight for the "Decomposition" series. This one is "Conundrum," 50" x 36", pigment and stain on canvas.Labels: decomposition
Passage
This is the seventh piece in the "Decomposition" series. It's titled "Passage," and it's 56" x 42", pigment and stain on canvas.Labels: decomposition
Painting in Search of a Name
This is the latest in my "Decomposition" series, 48" x 36". It's in search of a name, in case you have any suggestions.Update: My mom suggested the title "Blowing in the Wind." That's good! I like that. I'll go with it.Labels: decomposition
Mushrooms
One of the mold pieces is growing little white mushrooms! I've never seen that before.Labels: decomposition
Schism
This is the latest in the "Decomposition" series -- "Schism," 48" x 36", pigment and stain on canvas.Labels: decomposition
Cucumbers
This piece of canvas was created by molded sliced cucumbers. I especially like the pinks and yellows that devveloped. I'm not sure what I'm going to do with it yet.Labels: decomposition
Painting in the Park
I'm looking for a technique I can use at an upcoming outdoor show in October. I have to paint at the show, and my work doesn't exactly lend itself to either working outdoors or working quickly. Not to mention working while people watch me! Oh well . . . it will be an interesting experiment. These are some test pieces I created today. You can't tell from the pictures, but the yellow is a metallic gold. Like everything else, they look better in person. What do you think? Does this technique have potential?


Labels: experiments