Whether in 3D form or 2D, the works have loose landscape paintings showing the interaction between trees and the moon, sometimes with a recurring theme of the crow.
Below is a detail of "Chanctonbury and the Elusive Crow", which fired higher than planned but produced a greater array of colours
Hi Marcus! You seem to be keeping quite busy these days! Enjoy your summer!
ReplyDeleteQuite busy is a bit of an understatement - I'm teaching a 4 day summer school this next week which starts on day one with drawing from the life model. The following day we convert drawings onto "easy-print" material (like polystyrene under pizzas!) and get printing with acrylics so we can explore mixed media and develop the designs with ref. to certain artists work. Day 3 is lino cutting and day 4 (when I'm somewhere else) is paintings inspired by expressionist woodcuts.
ReplyDeleteAlso giving a private demonstration of quick printing in the lovely town of Chichester.
Wish you could join in - your work is really developing and I get the idea you are really enjoying exploring different subjects/ surfaces / textures.
I was going to message you last night as I thought you might be wondering where I got to - but I fell asleep! Slightly different time zone! Back to doing house decorating after a mad outpouring of art.
Always good to talk, Marcus.
Wow is an understatement as to how busy you've been! Goodness! That course of yours sounds quite intense! And I was wondering how your home improvements were going along. Well, I hope you have students who appreciate their instruction they receive from you. And I hope you get a chance to hit the waves as well. Take care!
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