Mentally, I've been working on this painting for the Leap Collective exhibition word "MASK" for 2 months. I started it on a smaller board, scrapped it (too small), and now that I've improved the concept and mapped out the process, I'm optimistically starting over again. Here's the wood panel I've drawn my image upon, cut, sanded, gessoed, sanded again, gessoed, sanded again, and finally brushed lines upon. The second image shows the undercoat with the image showing through. This panel will be the top layer of the three panels stacked atop one another to complete the piece.
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Monday, January 07, 2008
Mask
Mentally, I've been working on this painting for the Leap Collective exhibition word "MASK" for 2 months. I started it on a smaller board, scrapped it (too small), and now that I've improved the concept and mapped out the process, I'm optimistically starting over again. Here's the wood panel I've drawn my image upon, cut, sanded, gessoed, sanded again, gessoed, sanded again, and finally brushed lines upon. The second image shows the undercoat with the image showing through. This panel will be the top layer of the three panels stacked atop one another to complete the piece.
Monday, July 16, 2007
OK, enough of this snail trailing already
Seymour continues his adventures, however I am back in the studio this week getting ready for my August exhibition. The show will feature paintings from With Sturdy Shoes and from Our Town (a series I've been working on and off again for many months - this work from the series has already been sold - thank you Kay!).
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