Thursday, December 4, 2014

Early December Studio Notes

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:


This piece and the next I started on a dark ground.



Thanks for visiting.

16 comments:

  1. These are really interesting, Jane! I love how you've made the cruciform shape diverse.....

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  2. I love your work Jane!
    I don't think that I have ever seen a piece...
    that I didn't wish I had made.;o)

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  3. Clever you! Thanks for the links....great stuff.

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  4. I'm inspired both by Charlotte's art and by yours, Jane!

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  5. Really enjoy your colors and how the series is progressing.

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  6. These are amazing Jane, as always! I am curious as to how you mount them to the wood?

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    1. Thanks, Anna. Go to my Tutorials page (in menu at top), and scroll down to "Mounting On Wood Panel".

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    2. Thanks Jane, I will check it out....

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  7. fabulous art-I just love looking at the colors and layers!

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    1. THANKS, Everyone. There are more unfinished, seemingly unresolvable ones in the works, and more starts. We'll just see how it goes. Fun exercise.

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    2. Jane, 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

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  8. As usual your art is just wonderful!!

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  10. Hello 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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