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Thursday, November 30, 2006
studio view
This is a shot of work in progress as of last night. None of these are finished paintings except for the 2 Column paintings (which are #11 and #12 in the series) on the far end of the wall. Although the arrangements and format of the panels are likely to change along the way to the finished work, I can see something here that surprises me a little...without planning it my use of color has been shifting towards more use of white, with very subtle surface variations (that don't show up in most photos.) Also I'm using more earth tones combined with small areas of intense color, such as the blue and red panels in the Column paintings.
Another direction is toward larger panels of intense color such as the red one you can see in the photo. This may or may not end up in an arrangement with other panels, but for now I'm enjoying its intensity as it stands alone. ¶ 9:56 AM
This is a shot of work in progress as of last night. None of these are finished paintings except for the 2 Column paintings (which are #11 and #12 in the series) on the far end of the wall. Although the arrangements and format of the panels are likely to change along the way to the finished work, I can see something here that surprises me a little...without planning it my use of color has been shifting towards more use of white, with very subtle surface variations (that don't show up in most photos.) Also I'm using more earth tones combined with small areas of intense color, such as the blue and red panels in the Column paintings.
Another direction is toward larger panels of intense color such as the red one you can see in the photo. This may or may not end up in an arrangement with other panels, but for now I'm enjoying its intensity as it stands alone. ¶ 9:56 AM
