Heather Assaf's blog is about: My personal experiences and observations in living a creative life as a contemporary fine artist.
Showing posts with label geometric shapes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label geometric shapes. Show all posts
Sunday, May 19, 2013
Working Instinctively
I'm very happy that this painting is finally finished! Another Christmas present (2012)!!
This one started out in January as an acrylic painting which was interrupted by a vacation. Upon returning from a relaxing time in the sun, out came the Gesso to restart because my original thoughts had long disappeared. After some time struggling, out came the Gesso again!
Collage was calling to me and away I went with a third try. It took some time to evolve but I am pleased with the results. Again, there was the issue of knowing the colour of the wall it would hang on and the general colour scheme (neutral). Not being one for shy or neutral colours, I did find it difficult to compromise. In the end I just went with my instincts! It seems to be the way I work best.
Hopefully, the new owners will be happy!
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Stages of Carey's Painting
I have included photos of my process, starting with applying gesso to an old painting. Each step was a surprise as I didn't have any idea where it was going. I just took my time and let the painting speak to me and evolve.
Labels:
abstract painting,
blues,
circles,
evolution,
geometric shapes,
green,
lines,
red,
surprise,
yellows
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