This piece wasn't exactly supposed to happen. It began as a paint throwing (splattering, spreading, spraying, playing) experiment and then, as it tends to be, I saw a face in the paint. A form, a pose, a shape. Honestly, one of a number of life drawing pose pics I've been contemplating was stuck in my head. So I grabbed the paint (and not the camera, dang it) and just kept going. There is something about vulnerability in a male face, gesture, body, pose - that strength and softness in one that speaks to this tender hearted artist in loud voices that say PAINT ME. And so, I did. :) A pictorial history of the painting:
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2/22/2021 09:12:33 am
Two magnetic pulls:
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jen
2/22/2021 12:07:44 pm
Dotty! Figure painting poses = art yoga? Thank you for your comments on this one....he was quite a surprise! The scrape of glaze - it set everything right. I love it when paint does that. :)
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Carl Stoveland
2/22/2021 09:19:01 am
Amazing how your paintings develop. Very cool to see and read about!
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jen
2/22/2021 12:08:27 pm
Carl! Thank you! Sometimes they have a mind of their own...
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