I am working on a series of pieces that are 12"x12", collage and paint on paper. I'll be mounting some of them (ones I want to exhibit) on
wood panel. I don't know what these are about yet, what themes might emerge, but I am clearly working with a grid format; printed text as a background, a limited palette, and lots of layering.
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| Here are some of them spread out on a table. |
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| Here is one in process. |
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| Another one in process. This one may be almost finished. |
I thought I'd share some of my layering techniques with you. These are just a few of what I'll be teaching in
Layers and Textures in Kansas City in March, and
Layers and Textures in Portland in April.
Here are two that are finished:
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| This is the first one I work on in the video. |
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| In this one I use the same contact paper masking technique a in the video. |
Love watching you work, Jane. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteLike Judy, I love watching you work too! You are such a generous spirit with sharing your knowledge. Thank you. Now I'm off to watch the wood panel video!
ReplyDeletelove watching you! great abstracts - love them!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing! Great to see the action!
ReplyDeleteI really like watching you work. TFS with us.
ReplyDeleteTFS?
Deleteyour work is so inspiring to me, and your videos are fantastic! Thanks for sharing what you do.
ReplyDeleteLove these pieces Jane!
ReplyDeleteLove all these.....Jane !
ReplyDeleteI need to take a workshop with you. Outstanding sense of composition, color and creativity.
ReplyDeleteLOVE your blog! I commented on your latest post using the silicone caulk with encaustic on glass. Really interesting process, and gorgeous pieces. Please DO take a workshop with me! Do you work in acrylics?
Deletelove seeing you at work
ReplyDeleteMy favourite way to start the day Jane...thanks, it's inspiring.
ReplyDeletedo you varnish them after you mount them on the wooden box frames?
ReplyDeleteThanks
When I am exhibiting them, yes. Good question.
DeleteI always take away something new watching you work. I never thought of using contact paper as a mask-great idea Jane!Thank you for sharing your fascinating process.
ReplyDeletec'est un plaisir de vous suivre..merci a vous pour ce partage..
ReplyDeleteGreat results~
ReplyDeleteWhat surface are you working on?
Cheers
Mariette
Thank you for the demo. I love hearing your commentary and watching you work.
ReplyDeleteLove, Love your work. I learn so much. What kind of paper are you using in this series. Many thanks
ReplyDeleteHello - which paint are you using that rubs off with rubbing alcohol?
ReplyDeleteHow are these mounted on wood panels? It would be great to see a video of the process. Thank you for considering making one.
ReplyDeleteMesmerizing.
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