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Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Mixed Media Feather ATC

The Color Of Dreams
One Of Four Feather ATCs
(ATC = Artist Trading Card)
Mixed Media
Collage And Painting
2.5 x 3.5 Inches
Watercolor, Acrylic, Ink
Section From a Text Page

Thursday, March 18, 2010

ATC: Soar

Soar
One Of Four Flight Bird ATCs
(ATC = Artist Trading Card)
Mixed Media
Collage And Painting
2.5 x 3.5 Inches
Acrylic & Ink
Printed Text

Saturday, February 13, 2010

Transcending Call: 1st Stage Mixed Media

Altered Mind
Project/Image Development
1st of a 3 Stage Process
Sketch Book Mixed Media
10 x 6.25 Inches
Watercolor & Ink
Printed Text
Acrylic
(Digital Copyright)

Thursday, November 5, 2009

Postcard: Mixed Media Collage; Winged Being


Blue Diamond Dog
2 of 2
The second of two 
similar postcards.

6 x 4 Inches
Printed Text, Ink, 
Watercolor & Acrylic

Postcard Block
Winsor & Newton 
Cotman Water Colour Paper 
140 lbs (300gsm)

Sunday, November 1, 2009

Mixed Media Collage: Angels


The Angels That Protect Us
From Ourselves
Bristol Paper
7 x 11 Inches
Cut Edges
Printed Text
Photograph
Acrylic & Ink

Thursday, October 22, 2009

Mixed Media Collage


Sea Spirit Rising
7 x 10 Sketchbook Page
6.25 x 9.75 Inches
Printed Text
Digital Drawing/Painting
Scanned Watercolor
Acrylic
Ink

Friday, June 5, 2009

East Meets West: Digital Collage

East Meets West -

Two Birds
Of A Different Feather
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Digital Collage

Scanned & Digital Drawing/Painting
Variable Size Square Format
from 7.5 x 7.5 Inches
Wacom Cintiq
Adobe Photoshop Elements 6

Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Feather Postcard

Feather Of Laughing
Watercolor, Acrylic & Ink
Winsor & Newton 140#
Cotman Water Colour Paper
Postcard Address, Stamp &
Writing Space marked on the back

4 x 6 Inches

Sunday, March 22, 2009

Envelope Back: Prayer Flags and Feather

Feather Poste!
Have Fun
Acrylic & Ink With
Digital Painting/Drawing
Embellishing Stamps
13.5 x 9.5 Inches

Wednesday, March 18, 2009

Wish Dancing: Mail Art Postcard

Wish Dancing
Beneath A Golden
Moon
Watercolor, Acrylic & Ink
Winsor & Newton 140#
Cotman Water Colour Paper
Postcard Address, Stamp &
Writing Space marked on the back
4 x 6 Inches

Tuesday, February 24, 2009

Laughing Hearts: 16 Small Paintings Of Whimsy

Angel Of Laughing Hearts
Watercolor, Acrylic & Ink
5.5 x 7.5 Inches
Torn &/or Deckle Edges

Arches Cold Press Bright White
140# Watercolor Paper

Monday, February 23, 2009

Red Dog Barking: Haiga*

in the back yard
this red dog barking
a black crow
Scanned & Altered
Watercolor Background
with Acrylic Selection
7.5 x 7.5

*Haiga is the combining
of Image with Haiku



Sunday, February 15, 2009

Tuesday, February 10, 2009

Playful Surprise: 16 Small Paintings Of Whimsy

In A Frame
The Playful Surprise
Of Mail Art
In A Postal Box
#012 ©09
Watercolor, Acrylic & Ink
Postmark & Canceled Stamp Additions
5.5 x 7.5 Inches
Torn &/or Deckle Edges

Arches Cold Press Bright White
140#
Watercolor Paper

Friday, February 6, 2009

Air Mail: Embellishment

Embellishing Element
Greeting Card - Mail Art
Scanned Watercolor
Scanned Air Mail Postmark
Altered Photo
Digital Drawing/Painting Processes
1.5 x 4 Inches

Tuesday, December 30, 2008

Cherry Blossom ATC

Mixed Media:
Ink Drawing from a sketchbook
with Digital Drawing/Painting .

cherry blossom
a snow flake melting
in the breeze


Friday, December 19, 2008

Butterfly Words: ATC

This is the 3rd of Four Mixed Media ATCs that were similar from a year ago (2007). It includes digital drawing and painting - which was then printed as a photo, cut to size and attached with grommets to an ATC that was painted with watercolor.

Butterfly Words
ATC (Artist Trading Card)
Mixed Media:
Digital Drawing/Painting, Photograph, Grommets,
Watercolor and Ink on Watercolor paper
3.5 x 2.5 Inches

Friday, November 21, 2008

Two Small Paintings

These are from a (Small) "Daily Painting" routine I began in October 2008. The number on each painting is in reference to this daily routine.

The painting numbers help me to keep track of the paintings. It's possible that I sometimes use duplicate titles (which is usually unintentional), but it's not likely that my numbers will duplicate in each year. So I can identify a painting by Title, Painting Number and the Year.

Originally I had intended to finish a painting each day. I've since found that I'm working, reworking and starting new pieces over a period of several days (and sometimes longer). Because of this I often end up working on several pieces during a painting session and I don’t always finish a piece every day.

I've been making my own stencils to use in different ways. Some of the shapes in these pieces are drawn and some are made using my stencils.


Shrine - #015
Small Painting - 5 x 7 Inches
Mixed Media with Attachments
Acrylic, Ink, Paper & Silk Ribbon on Bristol Paper



Possible By Choice - #017
Small Painting - 5 x 7 Inches
Acrylic & Ink on Bristol Paper

Sunday, February 24, 2008

Rubbing, Stencils & Two Postcards

Rubbing, Stencils & Two Postcards


ROCK BEING
Approximately 3 x 4 Inches
Colored Pencils
Rubbing on Rice Paper

Some time ago I created a number of "Stencils" by drawing on blank plastic stencil sheets and then carefully cutting the designs out with an Exacto blade. Once I was finished cutting the stencils I saved both the negative and positive shapes.

My idea was to use the stencil sheets for rubbings with colored pencils and in various other ways. Many of the designs I drew were from local rock drawings or petroglyphs although some were of other things as well.

The colored pencil "ROCK BEING" rubbing is now part of my letter R Skinny Alphabet Book page.



DOUBLE DOGS
Sketchbook Piece
Approximately 6 x 5 Inches
Acrylic

Recently with my envelope embellishment I wondered if I could use the stencils as stencils. I tried out several in a sketchbook. One of these (DOUBLE DOGS) has now become part of another Skinny Alphabet Book page as a Linear Painting for the letter L with the title; DOGS OF THE DRAGON.



SEEKING DRAGON
Mail Art Postcard 4 x 6 Inches
Acrylic and Ink

I liked the stencil possibilities I explored in the sketchbook so I began playing with the idea on postcards.



SNOW DOG IN SPRING
Mail Art Postcard 4 x 6 Inches
Acrylic and Ink

As I often do I worked each of these postcard images twice (sometimes I do more than 2). With each of these there is a companion piece, which is why I numbered them 1 of 2, the second one being 2 0f 2.

Wednesday, February 13, 2008

Envelope & Skinny Alphabet Book pg R

Mixed Media (Front & Back)
5.75 x 4.5 inches

Purchased White Commercial Envelope
Acrylic, Ink & Artistamp/Fau Postage Digital Drawing/Painting Stamps

Digital Drawing/Painting Scrambled Addresses

This is the next step in my Mail Art envelope pieces as Mail Art containers.

Sending it without using a sticky label worked fine. Unless there is a reason for it i dont think i'll have to use the labels. cool on that.

There are no postage stamps on this one because it was going out of the country. The stamps when applied were great.

It would be fun to see how one of these arrive. What additions are added along the journey. My philosophy is that what ever happens in the post becomes part of the piece. ...not that i want a lot to happen, but i have to be able to let go of that stuff some how, understanding it as part of the process helps in that acceptance of what happens.


R is for Raku, Rubbing & Ream

Mixed Media
4 x 7 inches

Watercolor, Colored Pencil Rubbing on Rice Paper, Photograph, Digital Drawing/Painting

This is the next Skinny Alphabet Book page - the letter R with dimensions. this was a challenge for me because of the way i've chosen to create my Skinny Book with Digital Technology.

I've simulated the Grommets and attaching the Rubbing altho in the final form i could do this and that would create the dimensional part of the process. At this point the piece is an adaptation of the Challenge (to use dimension in the work) in that respect.

The Raku Cylinder Cup is one i did a number of years ago while in upstate NY altho i photographed it on the day i created this Skinny Book page (a day or two ago). I like it. it works well for my R word in the Skinny Book - imo.