Tag: Abstraction
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Skyscapes
When I was an art student in the 90’s you’d expect me to have been into Hirts and all that, but I actually was just as much into Monet’s Haystacks and the skyscapes and oil sketches of John Constable. The latter, especially his Cloud Studies and Skyscapes left a very big mark on my psyche…
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Dancing Abstracts
I really love to dance, and it’s one of the things I really missed during lockdown. The clubs have been closed for over a year now, and in a way it was like a church for me. I am only half-joking when I say that disco is my religion…dancing to music takes me out of…
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Rabbit Hutches of the Rich
As I’ve spent a lot more time away from the river I’ve noticed more of the architecture in this part of London that edges onto Surrey. There’s a type of architecture I call sarcastically ‘Surrey Gothic’, it’s a McMansion hodge-podge of neo-classical/Roman Villa. bits of ersatz Surrey Vernacular (orange terracotta or slate lapped tile cladding,…
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Deep Water Deep Night
Ch-ch-ch-changes! I have been changing my process with night pieces…usually I put the ink down first and wait for it to dry – or not – and then lay the watercolour down. These are the opposite, and I think the ink and the etchr pads give it a totally different feel. Grainier and blurrier, more…
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