Tracking Snow
Charcoal, pencil and pigment ink transfer on paper, 22" x 30"
$700 plus $18 shipping in U.S.
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$700 plus $18 shipping in U.S.
Click image to enlarge
For check payment or other arrangements, email don@dailyartwest.com
This large drawing is another in the recent group I've been doing. I guess it rightfully belongs in the "Heaven and Earth" series, which you can read about here and here. I love building up these gestural marks, using the natural movement of my hand and arm. I'm after a kind of "worked" surface that implies a sense of time, movement and flexible, ambiguous space--a field where virtually anything might occur.
Email me for information on purchasing an archival giclee print of this drawing.
Email me for information on purchasing an archival giclee print of this drawing.
2 comments:
This is a quite beautiful drawing but I think it highlights the drawback of the internet in a way because to see the full beauty and explore this it needs to be seen in full size I imagine. I have clicked twice and now see a child, dogs, footprints, as you say, movement and ambiguity. It's a lovely piece Don.
You're right, Sheila. Subtlety of surface is impossible to capture on the internet. The drawing is more about the character of the mark-making than it is about finding the figurative elements, and much of that character is lost in reproduction. Thanks for your thoughts.
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