Couple of paintings I was working on simulatneously. It always interesting to see what happens when you play paintings off of each other: the contrast in the work helps you to understand it. The motivation behind these paintings were to test my knowledge of line: my relationship with the inherent characteristics of line and how it evokes mood in the painting. Colour plays a significant factor in determining the mood aswell but in these cases, it's really the line that stands out as the main expressive feature.
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Metronome, 18" by 24", Oil and charcoal on canvas |
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A Man in Time, 22" by 28", Oil and charcoal on canvas |
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Triple-take, 30" by 15", Oil on canvas |
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