I have a pretty serious habit. Not a lot I can't tell you about pens. Last had a clear-out in December. Time to lessen the load again. I really hate to bin them. But, eventually I reach the point where a major cull is necessary. Think I binned 80% of this batch.
I like pens :)
Friday, 16 February 2018
Saturday, 10 February 2018
Nazare Atlantico. Colours.
I tacky smartphone shot of Nazare waves at sunset. Not good photography, but great colour research for paintings of the almighty Atlantic. Or, at least paintings inspired by the sea. I am going to try and paint a 1 Meter x 1 Meter imaginary 'cube' of Atlantic sea. A sort of Square Kilometer space of deep sea represented one 1 dimension. Full of sea legends.
It will probably be April before I can start painting again, so I am just researching in the meantime.
It will probably be April before I can start painting again, so I am just researching in the meantime.
Sunday, 4 February 2018
Friday, 2 February 2018
Where to start? Where to finish?
So many people who stop to chat ask me the same question; "Where do you start?". I started at the beginning.
It isn't really something I think about. You just start at the start. Then, you continue.
I think, if I start anywhere, I start at the most complicated bit. Then, continue.
Where to finish? This is a very different question. You can go too far and spoil. You are working to costs. You can work the light, and then work it some more. You can get carried away in a dream. When to stop?
This isn't quite the finished piece I am happy to let go to a good home. I worked a bit more. Personally, it is my best work in Lisbon so far (this is not the finished thing). I would love to keep it for myself. At the same time, I am happy it goes to a good home in return for paying for my home for a couple of nights.
The money thing. It doesn't have to interfere.
It isn't really something I think about. You just start at the start. Then, you continue.
I think, if I start anywhere, I start at the most complicated bit. Then, continue.
Where to finish? This is a very different question. You can go too far and spoil. You are working to costs. You can work the light, and then work it some more. You can get carried away in a dream. When to stop?
This isn't quite the finished piece I am happy to let go to a good home. I worked a bit more. Personally, it is my best work in Lisbon so far (this is not the finished thing). I would love to keep it for myself. At the same time, I am happy it goes to a good home in return for paying for my home for a couple of nights.
The money thing. It doesn't have to interfere.
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