Saturday, March 25, 2017

Working In Layers (Submission for 2017 Art-A-Whirl)

I have been working on a series of painting that focus on transparency and opacity. 

The bottom layer is painted with watercolor and markers, where the top layer (drawn on Vellum) is pen and ink.  


"Morning Fog" 25"x19" in. 

Here is and example of the paintings when the top layer is lifted. 


 By using Vellum to create the fog effect, it allows me to add details that I would not be able to add if I were just working with transparent ink. And most viewers, want to reach out and touch the artwork.
"Out of the woods" 5"x7" in. 

This style also gives the artwork a new depth that makes you feel like you are looking into something not just at something. 


 "Greeting Sunrise" 25"x19" in


"Flight" 12"x 10" in

Each of the works of art are framed in hand made recycled wood frames, that were removed from a horse pasture fence. 
Before
 After:
 "Thinning Trees" 12"x10" in

 "The Signal" 25"x"19" in

"Alone in the woods?" 5"x8" in 















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