Here are a few more in the series of
cruciform studies I'm doing. Once artist whose work I am using for inspiration (and there are many!) is
Charlotte Foust. As you can see from this
Pinterest Page, Foust's work falls into a few different categories: the energetic, expressive, painterly mark-making pieces; the grids; and the collages which often include bird imagery. I saw some of her work at
Hunter-Kirkland Gallery in Santa Fe last summer.
This series is all on 10"x10" paper, which will be mounted to wood panel:
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This piece and the next I started on a dark ground. |
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These are really interesting, Jane! I love how you've made the cruciform shape diverse.....
ReplyDeleteI love your work Jane!
ReplyDeleteI don't think that I have ever seen a piece...
that I didn't wish I had made.;o)
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DeleteClever you! Thanks for the links....great stuff.
ReplyDeleteI'm inspired both by Charlotte's art and by yours, Jane!
ReplyDeleteReally enjoy your colors and how the series is progressing.
ReplyDeleteGlorious!
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing Jane, as always! I am curious as to how you mount them to the wood?
ReplyDeleteThanks, Anna. Go to my Tutorials page (in menu at top), and scroll down to "Mounting On Wood Panel".
DeleteThanks Jane, I will check it out....
Deletefabulous art-I just love looking at the colors and layers!
ReplyDeleteTHANKS, Everyone. There are more unfinished, seemingly unresolvable ones in the works, and more starts. We'll just see how it goes. Fun exercise.
DeleteJane, thank you for always inspiring me! My husband & I are leaving for a vacation in Vietnam&Cambodia. Lots of photos to come for collage and painting! Looking forward to working on wood panel
DeleteAs usual your art is just wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteHello Jane, Towards the right of the top one there is a different type of lettering. Did you print that from somewhere or did you do the lettering yourself? I absolutely love it but cannot find it anywhere. Thank you. You are such an inspiration to me and I love all of your work!
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