Here's the fifth in my "Offcut" series, smaller pieces made using a
combination of straight-up painting with brushes and scrapers and a
monoprinting technique. Each is a 1:1 section I've reused from a larger
painting, in this case this one.
The scene is from somewhere in the Phoenix, Arizona area. I was there
for an art show, got up early in the morning to walk, and got lost.
Fortunately, I had my sketchbook and camera on me. There's nothing like
desert light in the morning.
This is an original mixed-media painting on cradled wood panel. It's
layered with acrylic paint, spray paint, and collage. It's varnished
with a UV-protectant varnish and gallery wrapped, so ready to hang
unframed as it is, keeping with the more modern look of the work.
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| "Offcut (No. 5)," mixed media on panel, 12" x 12" |
$225 + free S&H in North America
PLEASE NOTE:
I do my best to use environmentally responsible pigments, varnishes, and other materials, all while upholding the strictest archival conventions and not losing anything in the way of colour or vibrancy.
I do my best to use environmentally responsible pigments, varnishes, and other materials, all while upholding the strictest archival conventions and not losing anything in the way of colour or vibrancy.
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