This sea grape painting was sacrificed to learn new techniques and materials. i am seeking to deepen the richness of my acrylics.. and broadening my technique. i took a smaller/older acrylic -- and painted another layer. the sea grape became my test-kitchen. i like painting... when you don't have to worry about 'results'.... you are only concerned with learning. there is some 'rolling' of paint involved here -- and some spritz w/ toothbrush. also, a variety of new glazes and pigments from Liquitex.as a result... i like the painting now.. it has more character and individuality than before. it seems to mimic the crusty ol' sea grapes that hang about the edge of the beach.
i am going to resolve on more passage in the sky.. and then frame and enjoy for a while.
Sea Grape
acrylic
16" H x 20" W
2008
3 comments:
lovely colours and interesting textures. your work always looks so dramatic!
thank carol... always wonderful to hear compliments from you. the drama is part of the action..no?
~c
I REALLY REALLY like this one. it pulls me in and intrigues me a bunch. Isn't experimenting wonderful? Love it.
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