I have been inundating you with my poetry, earlier this week was even kind of dark and sad. Today we are going to talk painting. When I paint I am not going for a specific look. That just occurs. I know how to start, I know when to finish; but in between I am freaking out because I have no idea what I am doing.
Sound familiar? It is not a new or unique problem. If it was I doubt we would have any artists of any medium.
“A painting requires a little mystery, some vagueness, and some fantasy. When you always make your meaning perfectly plain you end up boring people”
― Edgar Degas
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Dragon |
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Malestrom |
Small and large, minimalist and so not. These two paintings only look like they are from the same artist because I signed them. Yet they make the same statement in their way. I let the art stand for itself most often and try not to impose my view upon the viewer. To me these are both about beginnings. Sometimes simple, sometimes messy; starting over is the only way to move on. We all start over every day.
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