Natural Objects
Sunflowers at NightI am posting images of two other works of mine... which are on the same lines. They are smaller in size. Sunflowers at night is 3 x 3 feet and natural objects is 2 x 3 feet.I have realised that after doing bigger works, these works are relatively simpler and faster. These works have the similar treatment of using emulsion paint flowing... then the forms in oil. I guess for the upcoming show, I want to do these size works... but lets see how things go.The works are in process, and I am posting images
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Nirodh! Natural Objects is commendable :) I think its a bit of a break away from the flower-scapes while still retaining their spirit. Whats super nice about it is that it seems to tie in you earlier object studies with your interest in nature and organic forms.
With Sunflowers at Night, my one crib is that the 'moon' seems to be a bit too stiff and disturbing to the overall harmony.
Perhaps you should work on that to intergrate it into the work more smoothly? Thoughts?
And yeah, changing sizes is liberating and creates flow and ease somehow...funnily I felt that when I scaled from A4 (notebook) size to a large 10x12 ft wall...
hey arcna... Exactly, its the moon, I want to change. thats the main reason, the work is incomplete!!
I have also started another bigger size work (about 6 x 6)
I shall post images and all soon
Big size is always more involving, as the entire body is at work.
But I dont want to break away from creating smaller works, as I feel all dimensions have their distinct characteristic...
good stuff nirali. i think its great how you just get to work.
arch what are your pieces like? please share. i myself am desperately in need of inspiration. i need to get cracking to have this work shipped out!!
the canvas tech i was talking about is, really using sizing and then ground. basically you sand till its super smooth. check out gamblin's website. they have a lot of info on their products that explains how to use them ( the process).
let me know if you have questions after that.
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