Today's piece.
Don't normally use these colours but that is one of the reasons that I find this whole exercise really interesting - it creates freedom to experiment.
My observant daughter has pointed out that the mount looks a bit scruffy and people might think that they were buying that if they made a purchase. Of course each piece will have a brand new mount and will be in a sealed cellophane bag. I only use this mount for photographing.
September Series 25
Oils
4" square
Mounted but unframed.
£50 plus P&P
i have been enjoying all of your beautiful abstracts. Your color and design sense is amazing.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind words, Julie - it's lovely to know that other people like my work.
DeleteYour abstracts are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWhen you experiment, are you looking for something to work up in a larger format?
With abstracts, are there guidelines to follow to make them work, or just do what you feel?
Thank you, Jacklyn. No - I don't intend to work these little abstracts up into larger pieces. I love creating tiny, intense pieces which cause people to really look carefully. This is completely opposite to what happens with bigger pieces where you have to stand back. I don't think that there are guidelines to follow when creating an abstract. As long as the finished piece satisfies something in me then that is all that matters I think.
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