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| "Wild Life" 44" x 40" |
I finished this piece, which took over 6 months and then I thought...NOW WHAT?!?!?!?!?
I decided to do some rondels...because they are fun...low pressure (or so I imagine at the outset)
And then I finished this one into a full piece:
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“Immigration Policy” 26" x 20"
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So then, NOW WHAT?!?!?!?!? I hate starting pieces...so I decided to start a whole bunch on the theory that they would cancel out each other's scariness.
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| "Luster" 12" x 13" |
The above small piece was a study...but I never investigated finishing it as a larger work. So I started that and voila! She turned into a cow. (Last summer I read
"Prometheus Bound". )
Here's the glass pieces for the character to be turned into a window at some point.
Then there was the election...so I did this rondel:
And then after that, I began this one:
This one was more of an experiment. An experiment I call "How can I avoid painting the boring parts of the human body? (I.e. everything below the neck)."
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And then there was THIS....sitting around in my pile of stuff, unresolved:
This blue thing is how she began life. So I chopped out the head and gave her a new body which you see above. But I didn't like it either. So she sat around in a tray. So recently, I re-thought it and remade it and she looked like this:
Again, I liked it better, but yet again, the proportions seemed wrong. So YET AGAIN, I re-thought it and remade it and she looked like this: (and finally I can sleep at night.)
I also had this experimental figure lying around awaiting attention:
Again the proportions seemed wrong to me. So here is how she turned out after I rethought her:
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| there will be a table or something she is leaning on someday.... |
This sketch was in my pile o' stuff:
So I made this figure in glass and here she is:
I was very pleased with this one on the first try.
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| Here are two head kissing on my light table. |
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| I also made this. She supposed to be holding a snake. Someday. |
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And then there is THIS! You know what an emblem is?
Look it up. "Semper Idem" means "Always the Same" and this is my favorite emblem and I have wanted to interpret it for a while now.
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| The glass |
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| The sketch |
And...then there is this sketch:
