43. Rudbeckia Joy
30cm high x 60cm wide
Interactive Acrylic on canvas
2013
SOLD
Exhibited at the Eagle Gallery “The Garden and Beyond” Andrew Naish one man show 12th – 19th October 2013
So, this is a return to the abstracted Rudbeckia of “Six colour remix” et al. Having done “We fade to white” I had discovered from re-painting the “pale” version that seeing the original colours in some places at the very edges made it buzz slightly. So I tried it again here – but intentionally. I used a copper for the main yellow with a magenta for one of the shadow area and amongst the other colours, a pale blue for the paler green in the background. I think this technique adds some interest, but not as profound as I had hoped.
I also did this piece in the hope that it would fit well in an existing bronze coloured frame that I had -but unfortunately it did not. The other thing in mind with this piece was possible merchandising in that the format might suit artwork for a mug.
Interactive Acrylic on canvas
2013
SOLD
Exhibited at the Eagle Gallery “The Garden and Beyond” Andrew Naish one man show 12th – 19th October 2013
So, this is a return to the abstracted Rudbeckia of “Six colour remix” et al. Having done “We fade to white” I had discovered from re-painting the “pale” version that seeing the original colours in some places at the very edges made it buzz slightly. So I tried it again here – but intentionally. I used a copper for the main yellow with a magenta for one of the shadow area and amongst the other colours, a pale blue for the paler green in the background. I think this technique adds some interest, but not as profound as I had hoped.
I also did this piece in the hope that it would fit well in an existing bronze coloured frame that I had -but unfortunately it did not. The other thing in mind with this piece was possible merchandising in that the format might suit artwork for a mug.
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