Acrylic paint on mixmedia surface. So, no, it is not ink, but it is meant to capture the essence of a simple set of ink strokes, but with a thicker medium.
I am been experimenting with ink and simple black and white abstracts. This one is ink on watercolor paper, about 8 x 10 inches. It is the first of a series of experiments using different materials, such as acrylic, watercolor, and ink. To date, all are primarily black and white, although I may start to add more color at some point. I believe that these paintings and ink sketches relate at some point to my wire sculptures, as both explore variations of lines and shapes in space.
I thinks of this sculpture as a single line drawn in three-dimensional space. It is 10 inches tall by 4 inches wide. The base is wood painted with acrylic paint.
At Etsy.
At 19 inches high and 7 across, this sculpture is larger than most I have been posting lately. And the thicker wire makes it more substantial as well. In creating this piece, I tried to convey a sense of graceful movement, even though it is stationary.
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This is the same wire I normally use for the black wire sculptures I’ve been posting, but I left it unpainted this time to see how that works. Comments welcome and purchasing info at Etsy.
This guy is a bit larger than the one posted yesterday at 14 inches tall and 4 to 5 inches wide.
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This is the first of a series I’ll be posting. They will be small at the start, but I am likely to increase their size once I get the shapes the way I like them. This one is just over 11 inches tall. Please feel free to comment.
For Sale at Etsy for $35.
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