MONOCHROMATIC PLAY STAGE: White&Black + Sanguine Going larger for these (23X60 cm), not very large you might say, but to me these are the largest papers I’ve worked on so far in the exercise series. So, this is a new round with monochromatic. I had meant…
After a new play stage and some drastic attacks white and light green, I now feel that these are going towards something that I really would like to continue on. Already I am finding portions that I truly love. Gosh, this time this process was…
Final touches with Indian Yellow and black & white.I wonder why it seems so much easier to paint at night, perhaps because I’m done with the day’s duties, have fed both myself and the dog (whom is now molesting a chewing bone on his bed…
STUDIO SPACEAfter a few hectic days, I am now about to declare my brand new (and first ever) studio for open! Ever since I joined Pamela Caughey‘s first class and life changing course and became a part of this incredible creative and including group of painters,…
This stage is about searching, finding, trying and failing, covering, discovering, taking risks and finding a path forward for each one of the paintings. In all respects this is a exciting part of the process, to be honest actually a bit nerve wrecking too. Probably…
This was a surprise, I was going to separate these four to easier finish them one by one. But there it sat, the big old birds head with his eyes peaking into one of the paintings suddenly had a body as well, stretching over two…
These paintings are now closer to have their final structure, lines and values. It is a continuous dialogue between me and the paper, the conversation is still ongoing, but I believe I can see what the final result will be looking like. That is, if…
