


Here are some experimental work I have been playing around with. I always feel that I need to learn so much more about color combinations and textures. Making a successful 'abstract' painting is quite a challenge. I sketched directly from these bamboo plants that Mark has. They are a little withered, and the shape of the leaves were so expressive to me. I sketched right on the boards I ordered from ASW, and they are nice! They are pre primed in oil or a traditional gesso. Very nice surfaces. Then I used a palette knife to layer colors and carefully adding texture. I am hoping to eventually have a nice portfolio for licensing with this idea.
2 comments:
I like that a lot. Just a few colors, but layered so beautifully. Wish I could see it in person.
Amy
Is your web-site up and running yet? You should post a link if it is.
I remember these, but did I get to see all your paintings when I was there? Or are they all stored in CT?
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