Olympia Mourns
In these times of a darkest winter predicted, somehow color is still vivid, perhaps even more so.
Oranges
Watercolor and silverpoint, 17 inches x 13 inches on gessoed panel.
Inspired by the beautiful morning light, I sketched the oranges freshly picked.
Painted quickly after expressively sketching, I hope the image is as uplifting as it was to create.
The work is on pressboard wood and gessoed to provide a rough surface to drag as much silver as possible. In time the silver will tarnish, and what is seen today as a medium gray will turn to a brown tone, much like Rembrant or DaVinci's sketches have beautifully tarnished. I love silverpoint because it is so delicate and refined.
Hello Artists!
Hello to all of the Praxis Center members, it is an honor to be among the talent of the group!
I am excited to see your work and welcome the opportunity to discuss your art or my own. Thank you, Brainard, for bringing us together and providing all of the great resources you provide.
Natural History: Gray Sky
The Natural History Series is a collection of works whose subject is life and myth. The large scale canvas utilizes 3-D elements, photography, and drawings in narrative collages.
