Walter Logeman Art Project 2006-7
11″ x 8.5″ image on 13″ x 19″ archival matte paper.
I am doing more colour, more digital paint. So old patterns return, but the media changes, and I am enjoying the paint. Unlike some of the other media, with paint it makes me want to use real paint. (have discussed this here before, see here)
I did this one blind (almost). It is a sketch. I coloured in the spoon rather carefully and with metallic silver… not sure if it prints that well though.
One reason it is here & not deleted like a lot of others is that I like the background, and the added painterliness, something the earlier autopix did not have.
If the silver does not print well, then I could always add it in some other way. John Badcock uses gold plate in some of his. paintings.
11″ x 8.5″ image on 13″ x 19″ archival matte paper.
It was not really half way on the walk, but it is a nice title for the sketch anyway. And it is half way through the 1000 – I may be a bit behind, but pleased to have made it thus far.
On a recent walking trip with friends from to Sumner to Taylors Mistake and back.
11″ x 8.5″ image on 13″ x 19″ archival matte paper.
Looking over the Estuary from Sarborough Hill. Looking over towards Christchurch not far from where Rita Angus had her cottage after WWII.
11″ x 8.5″ image on 13″ x 19″ archival matte paper.
11″ x 8.5″ image on 13″ x 19″ archival matte paper.
#496 Lines
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11″ x 8.5″ image on 13″ x 19″ archival matte paper.
This is one is reversed from this one:
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11″ x 8.5″ image on 13″ x 19″ archival matte paper.
11″ x 8.5″ image on 13″ x 19″ archival matte paper.
The mast is masculine the sail is feminine, and the wind is the spirit of creativity, that is not filling the sail. In the lull, maybe because I had no sail? I have not been satisfied with my sketches, I must say that a lot. Damn. However I got going again and did a lot. with the notion that everything was an exploration. Exploring is always OK. Nothing is wasted. (but still a lot were deleted!)
