Showing posts with label jute panel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jute panel. Show all posts

Monday, June 09, 2014

Woman with a Dangerous and Mysterious Egg

This could be the beginning of a new small series of murky, crepuscular images done on jute panels, where the texture of the panel adds to the atmosphere of the artwork...

Woman with a Dangerous and Mysterious Egg, 2014, acrylic on jute panel, 12" x 9".

Saturday, April 26, 2014

Morpheus in His Land of Dreams

This is the latest in a mini-series of artworks depciting Morpheus, god of dreams. It was done on a small jute (type of fibre used to make canvas) panel, with the grain & color of the support showing through.

Morpheus in His Land of Dreams, 2014, acrylic on jute panel, 8" x 10".

Thursday, April 24, 2014

Woman with a White Headdress

This is a small piece done on a jute panel that I purchased from the local craft store over at the mall. I've always like the slightly ragged, unfinished look & feel of raw canvas, so this was a small chance to work on that surface. The panel came in a pack of three, so there may well be one or two others like this coming up soon.

If you click on the image to zoom in, you can really see the richness of the texture.

Woman with a White Headdress, 2014, acrylic on jute panel, 10" x 8".