Wood
Dixon Stuelke © 2024
Essential Art, Exhibit One
The first piece of Essential Art is a practice piece, to see what the paint would do, intended to be a wood, but it doesn’t look like trees. The green band at the bottom is where I put too much paint in the blob and had to wipe it back off. The stuff below that is supposed to be reflections on a pond.
The palette has a lot less yellow than the workpiece, because the yellow blobs did not get mixed; the sunshine is straight out of the tube.
Here’s the workpiece on its own. The brown and orange left of center are a stab at a tree. The centered black is the darkness of the depths of the Wood. The gray vertical in the sunshine is just a test.
This close-up of the left end shows some of the blue and white squishblobs looking like actual real cloud pictures!
Here, I was trying to put some sunshine even to the darkness of the depths, but instead it looks like flames.
This end of the workpiece is just a bunch of experiments.
Here’s the mixing palette,
and the title information on the back
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