Showing posts with label linear. Show all posts
Showing posts with label linear. Show all posts

Thursday, October 12, 2017

Mantled Epoch..Pastel..Texas Artist..Rae Andrews






Mantled Epoch is cut from the same paper as the previous post. I am glad I stuck with this set of abstracts, always a little worrying to rely on one's design sense, but I do love that 'angst' in my art.

 I began (after I had cut the full sheet in half as with my previous painting) by turning the remaining 'demo' image upside down. 

As I worked by blocking in some hefty darks, I rotated every few minutes, and kept doing that till I settled on a pleasing composition.

Just by rotating the piece as I progressed, I saw so many opportunities evolve. Each rotation looked so different, and the focus became a different area of the painting.

 I had a hard time, as with my previous post, to finally decide which rotation pleased me the most.
Eventually it was this one.

See the process of my thinking below, remember I had no reference with any of these abstracts, I just 'went with the flow' so to speak (pun intended).

This piece is 13" x 19" unframed
It is a pastel on red Sennelier paper.

$350 plus S/H

Prints of this image are also available through Fine Art America:
https://fineartamerica.com/featured/mantled-epoch-rae-andrews.html?newartwork=true







See the stages of this painting below..
Thanks for visiting..












XRae works and teaches in all mediums.. please contact her through her website at:

                                                         http://raeandrews.com

Monday, April 15, 2013

The Working Woman

 

12"x16"
cubist oil and mixed media on canvas
$225.00 + 10.00 shipping
 
This is the last of a series of linear cubism that I have done. It’s oil and mixed media on canvas. The story is about a Madam in Frankfurt who is at the end of her long career. I wanted the image to be one that portrays a life long journey to the realities of what her business decisions had made on her. I kept thinking of a woman in her 60’s with garish makeup and the brutalities she had faced in the underworld of prostitution. The hand was an important piece of the painting. It’s a colored x-ray and to me was a pivotal part of the painting. However, one can interpret their own subjective thoughts about it. Figurative abstract and cubism can have many perceptions and each one must decide how the piece effect them.
 
You can purchase painting here or on my website
 
You can contact me here
7135019082

Monday, March 1, 2010

"Linear"...... Modern Contempoary Abstract Painting by Elizabeth Chapman

Linear
Acrylic on 12" x 12" canvas panel


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Missouri Daily Abstract Painter Elizabeth Chapman