Experimenting with watercolors
Been working on a few new things lately…watercolors, for the first time. All still being developed…
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Spreadsheet painting (in progress)
…has been surprisingly productive, especially considering all of the stuff that’s been going on! Before I left for SF I started this painting. I needed to draw a grid of dots, so I marked things off with tape. Then the real work began. I had previously printed out pages of random numbers generated in Excel, Read more…
House number 312
When numbers match their surroundings, I feel happy. 3 is green, 1 is black, and 2 is yellow or gold. The purple door just looks good with it. This was in New Orleans, across the river from most of the city in Algiers Point.
San Francisco locks
My lock portfolio is about to get a massive infusion. I’ve seen some great ones around the world lately…out for a walk in Camden, then in San Francisco, and especially in Venice, where Lefteris and I spent last weekend. For today: locks of San Francisco. Well, the first is from Burlingame, but the rest are Read more…
Binary (10) and Binary (11): Complete
I finished two new paintings tonight! They’re smaller than a lot of my work and are similar to Binary (01)…I want to play some more with proportions and see what pops up. Binary (10): Binary (11): A detail: I like them next to each other:
0580184057: complete
The third and final in this series is done! I am thrilled with the impact these have when placed side-by-side: Or to put it another way:
Wandering around London…
I was hoping to go somewhere this weekend, but allergies and a cold combined really got the better of me. So instead, one more weekend in London. Unfortunately I’m having serious computer issues and can’t even deal with RAW files right now. I finally set my camera to shoot RAW + JPG–and I guess I’ll Read more…
505: Complete (for now)
Like 200, this one is done by virtue of the fact that I’m gone and can’t work on it anymore. Had some issues with the gloss/matte mediums that haven’t been problematic before, which I’m sure is due to using lighter paint colors. So I think I will go back and highlight that when I return, Read more…
200: Complete (mostly)
This one is similar to 641 and 407, but unfortunately the numbers themselves are impossible to see straight on… …but they’re there: When I get back from the summer abroad, I may go back and make some adjustments to bring that out–maybe paint the number in a slightly “off” color or something, then go over Read more…