Two Twelve |
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Usually, deconstruction is a last resort done when I can't get a mixed media piece to come together. It's something I do when I know my actions could ruin the painting - but since the painting wasn't working out, I'm really not ruining anything. Midway through the deconstruction, I thought a new potential painting was starting to show. Actually, some of my most successful paintings have gone through a deconstruction phase.
You will notice several different materials in this piece including foam plate, tyvek, and several weights of paper, including some that I sprayed with Rustoleum Hammered Copper. I love that spray paint and the very cool look it has.
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5 comments:
That's really beautiful - I've never thought about using Tyvek for a collage!
beautyful, I love your warm earth colors. Best regards from Germany.
Love this one! Your number series is a brilliant idea.:)
always with your work I find myself leaning into my computer trying to soak in the various details of the textures. Another brilliant piece, love it. Deconstruction leads to so much fun :-)
Love this piece Carol. Hammered copper is one of my favs too...I Have an old home & used it over one of my radiator covers..Love that hammered effect! Anyway...nice job!
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