Friday, July 18, 2014
Final Version
I believe that this is the finished version of Beyond the Call of Silence...
Beyond the Call of Silence, 2014, acrylic on plywood, 24" x 18".
The piece was painted from the background forward, as it turns out. This was not intentional, just the way it happened. The background, the partial figure, the small face & then the leaves appeared pretty much in that sequence. In this way the piece somewhat resembles a collage. Although the piece has numerous flaws & oddities, it hangs together & I am pretty sure that it is done.
Beyond the Call of Silence (continued)
This is the latest iteration of the painting (see posts below)...getting closer still...
Thursday, July 17, 2014
Getting Closer
The latest version of the painting Beyond the Call of Silence (see previous posting) on my easel. Not done yet, but maybe soon...
Cropped & corrected version:
Wednesday, July 16, 2014
Beyond the Call of Silence WIP
What is currently occupying my easel...Beyond the Call of Silence (work in progress), 2014, acrylic on plywood, 24" x 18".
Tuesday, July 08, 2014
Studio Shot
A photo taken in my studio this morning, with "Eternity's Pearl" (short title) on the easel.
Monday, July 07, 2014
Eternity's Pearl
A new figurative painting that went through numerous variations...
Eternity Stealing a Pearl from the Sea of Time, 2014, acrylic on plywood, 24" x 18".
Sunday, July 06, 2014
Wounded Man Falling
A more expressionistic painting of a victim.
Wounded Man Falling, 2014, acrylic on plywood, 24" x 18".
Delusions of the Boy King
A meditation on the folly of power.
Delusions of the Boy King, 2014, acrylic on plywood, 24" x 18".
Friday, July 04, 2014
The Man Who Saw the World from Inside a Protective Bubble
Another painting on cardboard...I'm thinking of entering this one for the Limner Gallery "Strange Figurations" show...
The Man Who Saw the World from Inside a Protective Bubble, 2014, acrylic on cardboard, 48" x 36".
Lost Carcosa
A painting on cardboard in b/w that relates to the King in Yellow piece:
Lost Carcosa, 2014, acrylic on cardboard, 48" x 36".
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