Valentine
6x7in Alcohol Ink /Yupo NFS
Artist Note
Continuing the Valentine theme.
I am busy painting my Valentine Cards
for close friends.
In the one above I only used
two colors - red and orange,
plus white.
I have no idea how the greenish circles
appeared - honest. I happened when I
dropped the orange on top
of the red.
Obviously the
white mixed with the red
produced the pink!
The biggest surprise was the raised white
area within the heart.
I was trying to cover up
a splatter error I had cleaned
off and it had left a slight stain
I love the texture.
Don't know if I can repeat it.
Hearts became a well known series for
Pop Artist Jim Dine.
I did own one of his early ones...
a lovely watercolor, and enjoyed
it for a few years before
trading it for another painting.
I was lucky enough to go on an
artists tour to see his
apartment in Los Angeles
in the early 80's and he was into
painting Robes as well as Hearts.
The robes were HUGE.
I loved the way
he had framed them and
had them hanging in his
own place.
Pop Art is a fun period to
look back at,
I have two links if interested.
First one showing diversity of his work
The second one below the art image
shows some of his hearts
click HERE
https://www.artsy.net/artist/jim-dine
Jim Dine's (b.1935) Untitled
Three hearts.
I love this one.
Poal Webb's post on
Jim Dine
6x7in Alcohol Ink /Yupo NFS
Artist Note
Continuing the Valentine theme.
I am busy painting my Valentine Cards
for close friends.
In the one above I only used
two colors - red and orange,
plus white.
I have no idea how the greenish circles
appeared - honest. I happened when I
dropped the orange on top
of the red.
Obviously the
white mixed with the red
produced the pink!
The biggest surprise was the raised white
area within the heart.
I was trying to cover up
a splatter error I had cleaned
off and it had left a slight stain
I love the texture.
Don't know if I can repeat it.
Hearts became a well known series for
Pop Artist Jim Dine.
I did own one of his early ones...
a lovely watercolor, and enjoyed
it for a few years before
trading it for another painting.
I was lucky enough to go on an
artists tour to see his
apartment in Los Angeles
in the early 80's and he was into
painting Robes as well as Hearts.
The robes were HUGE.
I loved the way
he had framed them and
had them hanging in his
own place.
Pop Art is a fun period to
look back at,
I have two links if interested.
First one showing diversity of his work
The second one below the art image
shows some of his hearts
click HERE
https://www.artsy.net/artist/jim-dine
Jim Dine's (b.1935) Untitled
Three hearts.
I love this one.
Poal Webb's post on
Jim Dine