I may say I am wanting to create work that is spare but I watch what happens in the studio and I have to laugh. Picnic Table is where I ended up yesterday afternoon after tossing all the mornings work into the garbage.
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Picnic table, 24 x 39 in, charcoal, 2013 |
Looking at the image on the computer I saw more possibilities. By layering the image the table had become a bridge.
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bridge, 2013 |
That suggested more possibilities. And so it became Girders. An endless playtime.
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Girders, 2013 |
Ha! I hear you. I am always trying to be spare but it rarely works for me.
ReplyDeleteSpare or not, this is an interesting series with seemingly endless possibilities.
Thanks Roberta, it seems intent is one thing and reality another!
DeleteLove the results!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Ersi Marina, glad you like them.
DeleteThanks, Liz! When I looked at your first image I saw frost patterns! You have to go where the work takes you!
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The photos are beautiful Joan, thanks for the link.
DeletePlaytime x
ReplyDeleteYES.....usually "works" best when I play.
DeleteHmmm love the first one - but then again, I'm one of the less is more gang! They are all interesting and individual - this charcoal work is just lovely.
ReplyDeleteThanks Fiona, I think of myself as a less is more sort of person but the my twin sister of excess takes over. We are trying to learn how to play well together.
DeleteFascinating images.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jackie
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