In the collage study, TURPENOID, I explored the concept of enveloping touch, conveyed through the appearance of overlapping figures and running oil paint.
This dripping effect is traditionally achieved with the solvent, Turpenoid, a common go-to in the under-painting stages. The visual outcome of this piece was very reminiscent of that process for me.
Touch can be many things: lingering, repetitive, soft, and surrounding. Many memories and ruminations of it blur and overlap, as portrayed in this study.
I created this work by layering digital stock imagery in varying hues, further merging my experiences and identity as a multi-media traditional artist as well as a contemporary designer.
PRODUCT INFORMATION:
• 1.25″ (3.18 cm) thick poly-cotton blend canvas
• Fade-resistant, archival-quality print
• Hand-stretched over solid wood stretcher bars
• Mounting brackets included
Note: This product is created on order, so please allow time for it to be delivered. Making products on demand reduces overproduction, so your cooperation is greatly appreciated.
In the collage study, TURPENOID, I explored the concept of enveloping touch, conveyed through the appearance of overlapping figures and running oil paint.
This dripping effect is traditionally achieved with the solvent, Turpenoid, a common go-to in the under-painting stages. The visual outcome of this piece was very reminiscent of that process for me.
Touch can be many things: lingering, repetitive, soft, and surrounding. Many memories and ruminations of it blur and overlap, as portrayed in this study.
I created this work by layering digital stock imagery in varying hues, further merging my experiences and identity as a multi-media traditional artist as well as a contemporary designer.
PRODUCT INFORMATION:
• 1.25″ (3.18 cm) thick poly-cotton blend canvas
• Fade-resistant, archival-quality print
• Hand-stretched over solid wood stretcher bars
• Mounting brackets included
Note: This product is created on order, so please allow time for it to be delivered. Making products on demand reduces overproduction, so your cooperation is greatly appreciated.
