The Weight of Winter - Jan. 15 oil and cold wax with collage on panel 15.5 x 12" I'm still finding my way with the oil paint and cold wax, noticing that this mixture responds differently on the rigid panel than it does on the Arches oil paper. I want to use these panels since I have several of them so on future pieces I will be adhering some paper to a few of the boards. During the past week the winter I observed outside my windows was gray and overcast. Much of the week while painting I could see dull brown and light green grass. The bare branch in the work is a nod to the possibilities of Spring. And the evidence of high winds which ripped branches from the trees in our yard. On January 15th as I was closing in on finishing the painting we had a dusting of snow, so hence the white, which truth be told I really wanted in there whether it had snowed or not. Some actual observation. Some memory of winters past. Some artistic license. Enough said. www.claremurrayadams.com www.instagram.com/claremurrayadams |
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Sun Series #1
Sunday, January 19, 2020
Artistic License
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