New and Used 7
Oil on board, 7" x 5"
$125 plus $6 shipping in U.S.
SOLD$125 plus $6 shipping in U.S.
It is ironic but somehow satisfying to me to use my brushes to paint my brushes.
Another very fine artist, the painter M. Collier has joined our group at Daily Paintworks. Check it out at http://www.dailypaintworks.com/.
Another very fine artist, the painter M. Collier has joined our group at Daily Paintworks. Check it out at http://www.dailypaintworks.com/.
(Note: For some reason I'm having trouble getting a decent upload of this painting. The image on the blog is fuzzy, but if you click it, the popup image is clearer. I have no idea why. ???)
8 comments:
love the way you handle the shadow and background. the painting overall has the feel of the brushes as if they were used to paint it... could be a self-portrait of a brush;)
I really like both this one and the last.
Thanks, Rahina--a great insight. I do tend to think of the brushes as self-portraits...I like the thought of the brushes painting themselves. :^}
Thanks a lot, Stephanie.
I love these brush paintings. The brushes look great and the background is super.
You're right. Spooks in the machine. But fuzzy or not, it's a portrait loaded with personality. Ever thought of naming your brushes?
Thanks a lot, Ruth--nice to hear from you.
Thanks, Sam. Actually, I have done that. I have a very large mural brush I call "Big Bertha", and another from France I call "The Frenchman". Pathetic, isn't it?
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