Violet Time
9"x12" oil on raymar panel
(Not sure it is finished)
Artist Note.
I was at the garden center
and walked into a room which had a table
full of all colors of African Violets.
Gorgeous... I knew I wanted to paint
them so I bought a few pots.
You are all sharing my journey
into fracturing in new ways.
I have to be open about it because
It takes a long time to develop
something so it becomes
completely natural.
and you would forget me.
It takes a lot questioning,
asking if ..."I like that"
or "I don't like that"
most importantly...
understanding the " why " of the answers.
In the violet painting, for example,
there are two areas I am not sure about.
Be good to mull it over.
I have found TIME is the only way
to discover if it is
possible to incorporate
something new
into what is already a natural technique.
I am not sure that trying to paint
small flowers at this stage of
experimenting was smart because
it was very frustrating.
Put them in - take 'em off
repeat... until feeling quite inept.
I have signed it but am not sure
until I have
lived with it for a while
if it is going to
survive.
Or ...come to think of it...if I will either!
only kiddin'
9"x12" oil on raymar panel
(Not sure it is finished)
Artist Note.
I was at the garden center
and walked into a room which had a table
full of all colors of African Violets.
Gorgeous... I knew I wanted to paint
them so I bought a few pots.
You are all sharing my journey
into fracturing in new ways.
I have to be open about it because
It takes a long time to develop
something so it becomes
completely natural.
and you would forget me.
It takes a lot questioning,
asking if ..."I like that"
or "I don't like that"
most importantly...
understanding the " why " of the answers.
In the violet painting, for example,
there are two areas I am not sure about.
Be good to mull it over.
I have found TIME is the only way
to discover if it is
possible to incorporate
something new
into what is already a natural technique.
I am not sure that trying to paint
small flowers at this stage of
experimenting was smart because
it was very frustrating.
Put them in - take 'em off
repeat... until feeling quite inept.
I have signed it but am not sure
until I have
lived with it for a while
if it is going to
survive.
Or ...come to think of it...if I will either!
only kiddin'


