like most visual artists, you tend to play with similar shapes and forms and explore them through scale and medium. exploration is part of the process… today finding myself making the florals more like the abstract compositions. bourne out of a mistake really, but, a happy accident.
SIMPLICITY...........
often, the hardest thing to do, is to forget what you know, or to pare back and to simplify. inspired today by the post of a friend, some abstract compositions in mark making. thank you @bryony_lowth for the inspiration.
A STUDY CONTINUES.............
I had posted the Julio triptych a while back. It was repro’ed as wall art for anthropologie last year. since then it has had a couple of revivals. I love seeing how the color and depth of the art changes from one substrate to another. the tamsin bent wood chair is one of their company classics and I love the sleekness of the surface and the juxtapose of the watercolor art. the junius rug offers a richness and sheen that is prevalent in many fibre arts. it offers a deeper complexity and a progression of the original piece that I love.
the Julio triptych, the art’s first iteration. all photos anthropologie