With a show opening Aug. 10 at the
White Bird Gallery in Cannon Beach OR, and one on the 24th at the
Waterworks Gallery in Friday Harbor WA, I`m immersed in the tedious endgame; attaching hardware, photographing and signing them and painting the edges to make them presentable without framing. Thirty two pieces will be leaving my studio soon. Here and there I`ve tried to paint watercolors to remind me I`m really an artist. Though I used to mock traditional technique, I`m now obsessed with transparent watercolor. Unfortunate because I can`t seem to remember how to do it. This began nice and luminous and free of opaque pigments and then suddenly it needed repairs. Out came the acrylics, watercolor crayons, and water soluble graphite. As much as I want to be
Winslow Homer, I`m going to have to settle for myself.
watermedia on paper 14x11
available work
participating artist in
Portland Open Studios in October
2 comments:
breathtaking piece! Hauntingly gorgeous.
You may have had to "doctor" this, so that it didn't live up to your expectations to be transparent watercolor -- but the addition of so much white marks a departure from your usual work and is pleasing!
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