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Friday, April 23, 2010
Sketchbook, inspired by traditional Korean pottery
Labels: Art, Illustration, Japanese, Fashion
Art,
Floral,
illustration,
Korea,
traditional
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Is that wood spare?? - Give it here!!
Running out of canvas to paint, that solid wood I was meant to put up as a shelf was finally useful.
I adore Japanese woodblock prints (& general culture), so I picked out my favourite elements, such as simplicity & cposition, while paying more attention to the only details available.
Materials used: teak varnish & oil paints on wood.
Emilver.com
I adore Japanese woodblock prints (& general culture), so I picked out my favourite elements, such as simplicity & cposition, while paying more attention to the only details available.
Materials used: teak varnish & oil paints on wood.
Emilver.com
Canvas número dos
While unsure about the next move, I have learnt that it is healthy to work on several pieces at a time, this gives me a break & refreshing look at the previous painting.
'abstract' maybe a word overused...but in this case I literally forced brushstrokes before I had any idea of the finished article. I then just let the inital strokes just lead me in the composition as I go along. Definitely a good way of excercising & avoids the dreaded 'writers block' scenario.
Emilver.com
'abstract' maybe a word overused...but in this case I literally forced brushstrokes before I had any idea of the finished article. I then just let the inital strokes just lead me in the composition as I go along. Definitely a good way of excercising & avoids the dreaded 'writers block' scenario.
Emilver.com
Labels: Art, Illustration, Japanese, Fashion
abstract,
Art,
canvas,
Oil Painting
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Oil painting??
Why paint? - a lot of people I speak to who used to paint tells me just how much they miss it but now they do not have the time...then I realise if I am not to make a point of painting now - then I will soon find myself in the same scenario.
Gladly I have more reason to paint now thanks to riseart.com, until then the idea of actually selling a painting appeared a school boys daydream.
This is a sneek peak at the new canvas I'm working on.
Emilver.com
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