"Bowl-n-Ballz No.2" 8x8
posted by m collier at
3:41 PM
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
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- Name: m collier
Paintings From The Point is a painting blog created to chronicle my progress as a painter. My name is M Collier and though I have lived in and traveled to many places I have comfortably settled on the west coast of California. Each of my painting is done in oils on 3/8" gessoed hardboard panel. All are painted from life. If you would like to receive an update on new paintings posted to my gallery you are invited to subscribe to my blog. If you would like to purchase a painting please email at collierart@hotmail.com It would be my pleasure to answer any questions you may have. Thank you,
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Previous Posts
- October Challenge 6x6x3
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- "Heirlooms" 10x12 Commission
- "Gladiolus on Bronze" 6x6
- "White Hydrangea" 6x6
- "4 Artists 1 Subject" (September) 6x6 times 4
- "Rose" 18x18
- "Echanecia" 6x6
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10 Comments:
I so wish I could be a fly on the wall and watch you paint! What you do just seems like magic to me. This is a perfect example of the concept that black in light is lighter than white in shadow. Beautiful work!
You are the most AWESOME artist. I am continually amazed at what you continue to do. Each one as exquisite as the last one and each idea more wonderful than the last.
I bow to you!
Lynne
This is stunning! Your style is so seductive, I study each piece. The subject matter is so clever and the black and white feels colorful! Masterful job. Thank you
Wonderful painting
I love how the stripes make my eyes rock back and forth through the image! Very, very cool. And well done!
Very well done!
Unbelievable - bravo!
Nice work! It would be interesting to hear what your palette of colors was for creating this. Surely not only a black and white approach...
Thanks all for your comments.
John -- I usually work with around 25 colors on my palette, that includes my "greys". In this piece I used very little white and no black. I very seldom use black.
Wow. I would also love to watch the process of this painting. Nice work!
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