Script and Shadows
Working on these latest abstracts have been a pure pleasure for me. I can tell, I am getting a little bolder, maybe with a little more confidence to try new things, cover over things I am not crazy about, and try new colors. I am loving the dots and dashes, the “script” that adds a bold statement across these pieces…and I think it adds a bit of mystery too.
Script and Shadows – 6 x 6 inch mixed media original on Ampersand gessobord
This piece started off SO differently, and each time I was in the studio, I would work on it a little more, until it evolved into the finished piece. I love not knowing where the journey will take me…I just work on them until I love them, and then I call them finished!
I have an affinity for the 6 x 6 inch boards…I am loving the square space, that I can layer and fill with paint, paper, and ink.
Meander and Flow – 6 x 6 inch mixed media original on stretched canvas
This one seems a bit wilder than the others…lots of lines and curves, lots of papers, and even some bronze metallic paint shimmers on this canvas.
I liked having the sides to play with too, extending the “horizon” line around wrapped edges.
Between Field and Sky – 8 x 8 inch original mixed media painting on Ampersand art panel
This is is possibly the most “realistic” of these abstracts, as it brings to mind a landscape, with those greens and blues. A bit of asemic writing tossed in, with some splashes of paint, adds a little surprise to an otherwise familiar scene.
I love when imagination takes over…I never really know what might happen. Some happy little surprises come about, and I am just enjoying this little jaunt into abstract.
All three are now available in the online ArtcyLucy Studio shop on Etsy.
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My artistic friends over at Leslie Saeta’s blog, have just completed 30 paintings in 30 days. I wasn’t able to participate as much as I wanted to this month, because I started off the year with a very bad cold, but I loved looking at what was completed by artists around the world!
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I love Meander and Flow the best-I like the way the script runs almost off the canvas. I thought you must have been busy creating as I haven’t seen many posts from you lately.