i painted a series of faces using backgrounds that
i painted with a solid acrylic color
this week i attended a friends collage class.
the theme was landscapes.
this is the view i see on my daily walks.
i have painted it, drawn it, sketched it
but have not been satisfied with the outcome
i did like the results of the collage.
another view along the same walk.
and the collage.
a friend sent this to me on her trip along the
california coast to big sur. i have been along this
spectacular drive many times so could almost feel
the curves in the road, the roaring ocean, the craggy
rocks.
the collage.
another big sur photo.
i almost felt like i was along for the ride!
i visited the uncommon threads exhibit at
the fowler gallery at ucla. here are a few
pieces for your enjoyment.
thank you for your visit!
i enjoy your comments and feedback on my weekly posts.
today i am linking to paint party friday where an inspiring
group of fellow artists post their weekly work.
rare view of catalina island this week
do you have any weekend plans?
i plan to attend several at events and will share next week.
Your collage landscapes are so beautiful! A real sense of involvement with the scene. I love them. I enjoyed the visit to the museum from your photos!! Have a nice weekend..
ReplyDeleteHi June, I am glad that you enjoyed the landscapes and museum visit. Thank you for visiting. Have a lovely week!
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Wow! What a post!......all the way from portraits to landscapes to photography and exhibits. I smile whenever I look at your work. So fun to not only see your work but know you. :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much John! xo
DeleteLots of beautiful creativity here ~ lovely works yours and others ~ thanks,
ReplyDeleteWishing you a lovely week with lots of fun of your choosing ~ ^_^
Irene, your post is full of such wonderful and varied art works. Thanks for your comments on my blog. I do not mind if you use my scenes to do your art. The original scene came from thefrugalcrafter.blogspot.com and I don't know it she actually drew it or got it from somewhere else. However, my rendition was hand drawn by me so I think it is fine for you to use. I sure don't mind.
ReplyDeleteI think the beach collages are particularly successful - lovely sense of texture/colour. I saw some great 'stitchery' in London this week (whole show brilliant): wall-size woven hangings to designs by William Kentridge. Exhibition called Thick Time at the Whitechapel Gallery - take a look.
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