It has been flat chat here. Head down and bum up. Work. Work. Work. All in preparation for my exhibition at 775 gallery. All very exciting. Moreover, I am very excited about the new paintings going into the show.
Below is a painting that last seen on this blog was on the floor of the studio as an un-stretched canvas with the beginnings of the painting, well just the groundwork really. I should not say ‘just’ the groundwork, as this is really one of the most important steps in the process. This is where I make my decisions about the mood and energy of the piece, the rhythms, the light and dark nuances. These loose beginnings contain all the intrinsic relationships to the final piece.
I am pretty chuffed with the final piece. Leave a comment and let me know what you think, I would love some feedback. On the other hand, even your thoughts on the process.
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- Before
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- Aqueous Pulse IV
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Wow, that’s an enormous painting! I’m sure it looks even more impressive in the flesh! I like your style of paintings and this one has so much detail. I love it!
Hi Greg. Thanks for dropping by. I knew you were a man of impeccable taste. Great timing for a pat on the back as I’m having a few little pre-show jitters, but it is all good. It is the right time to be nervous.
Hope life is sweet with you. Cheers