The holiday season is in full swing!
Happy Hanukkah to all who celebrate!
I'm pleased to report we haven't had a hard frost yet so, there a few flowers still sprinkled about.
(Painted with acrylic gouache which usually isn't my favorite but worked well here.)
I cut out a lot of my art, then paint, scan & build more digitally. Because this is often my process I have flat files filled with all sorts of paper cut art & sometimes I decide to re-purpose it. Like these butterflies that were for a greeting card project & I turned into a mobile to hang on my studio wall. Most the butterflies are headed south now but, I've managed to keep a couple close by!
Some silkscreened symmetry– perfectly imperfect! Almost all my designs in art school were silkscreened. My portfolio was large (50 x 70") silkscreened prints that I rolled and carried all over NYC for interviews in a canon like portfolio case. (which was taller than me) I remember unrolling them for interviews to discover that the ink had crackled leaving a pile of pigment behind when I'd pack up to leave.
A couple years ago I took a print making class again– which brought all the memories back!
(most of them good)
Some painted little leaves to celebrate the arrival of NOVEMBER.
Painting small is hard for me.... I usually work big!