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Now that I’ve begun actively showing my abstract paintings, I get the feeling everyone has been just waiting for an opportunity to find out what the deal is with that non-objective stuff. People keep asking me how I make my decisions when there is no content to guide me. They wonder where the ideas come from, considering it all seems so arbitrary. I've been asked several times how I know whether what I'm doing is any good. This is just the sort of thing most artists prefer to keep to themselves, but, having been a teacher for almost as long as I’ve been painting, I actually enjoy trying to answer these questions . I am no longer worried about over-analyzing the process, having seen that there is more benefit than loss in understanding more clearly what motivates me. In that spirit, then, let’s take a look at a few abstract paintings with an emphasis on how the artists chose to compose the page. Most, but not all of these are watercolors. If there’s no name under a picture the artist is unknown to me. Finding good abstract watercolor painters is not easy. If you have any tips, please respond to this posting. Paul Klee Serge Poliakoff Let's begin by looking at how these two paintings are similar. What do you notice? Edges? Hard. Overlap? Some, but still flat. Symmetrical? Not quite, but both are dependent on a central vertical axis. Distribution of shapes? Crowded into the middle. Only background shapes touch the frame. Color? Limited palette, lots of neutral. Value? Distinct light, middle and dark. Overall feeling? Both are pretty tidy paintings, even a bit uptight. Both have the feeling of having been drawn first, then colored in. Now, how are the two different? Shapes? Colors? Movement? Here are a couple more to compare: Gerhard Richter This computer program has defeated me! I had big plans, but I'll settle now for simply stacking a bunch of interesting images. Cathy Morton Stanion Sam Francis Dodi Fredericks Paul Jenkins Emil Nolde Georgia O'Keefe Gerhard Richter Richard Diebenkorn
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Get creative with this Earth collage art project for kids. A fun activity for Earth Day and Environment Day.
the scale model sneakers features interpretations of the superstar shelltoe, zx700, zx8000, campus and the tennis classic stan smith shoe.
All I can say is Pretty in Pink! Sam and Ed got married at Studio 450 in Chelsea amongst their close friends and family. With NYC as the backdrop, their ceremony was just breathtaking. For months before the wedding, the grooms had paper flower making parties to fill the white open studio space with …
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Open your eyes, look up and discover 'ghostsigns', the fading remains of hand-painted advertising on walls. Sam 'ghostsigns' Roberts leads tours of these faded signs in Stoke Newington in North East London, just down the road from the Type Tasting studio. For the London Design Festival this year he is leading a new walk through…
This open sign was made by laser cutting letters onto fluro acrylic board to create a bright sign to our studio.
Just finished this quilt using Christmas fabrics.
We've never opened the studio before at Christmas. We have always been too busy in the shop BUT this is the first Christmas without a s...
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The flagship of our range. The intelligence of the 1236A is seamlessly integrated into the finest example of acoustic engineering yet produced in more than 40 years of Genelec history.
Black tourmaline and petrified palm tree roots
