I mean here the painting looks in places like it's in squares....at the top is a good example, where one can see a line between the dark and lighter sections of the same cloth.This would seem a result of your method of doing diffrent sections to near completion at diffrent times...When do you bring the sections together? ...is that among the last things you do? Because one can't tell it was done in sections in the finished paintings
Having seen it all along, and it came about in squares of work ( for want of a better term) in this small photo that's how I see still it. I'm sure that will change when I see the final painting
looks great! Do you mate up the squares at the end or as you go along?
ReplyDeleteThanks! I have no idea what your question means though.
ReplyDeleteI mean here the painting looks in places like it's in squares....at the top is a good example, where one can see a line between the dark and lighter sections of the same cloth.This would seem a result of your method of doing diffrent sections to near completion at diffrent times...When do you bring the sections together? ...is that among the last things you do? Because one can't tell it was done in sections in the finished paintings
DeleteThe squares are part of the final painting; they represent the acrylic boxes that are holding up all the objects.
ReplyDeleteHaving seen it all along, and it came about in squares of work ( for want of a better term) in this small photo that's how I see still it. I'm sure that will change when I see the final painting
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