Still Waiting for Godot
Rocks, rocks, and more rocks. Big ones, small ones, red ones, green ones. Petosky stones. White chicken-egg-smooth stones. Stones in my shoes. The quintessential northern Lake Michigan shoreline, punctuated with inviting brightly colored plastic Adirondack chairs. I had to paint it - meshing the perspectives, skewing the scale. Anyone coming?
Monday, August 27, 2012
Monday, August 13, 2012
Royal Mail
The recent Olympic Games in Great Britain brought back fond memories of my trips to England over the years, most particularly a six week study abroad course at Oxford in 1982. Back then, all contact with friends and family in the U.S. was via airmail letters, telegrams, postcards, and the rare international phone call. I saved these fragments of international correspondence and used them as the collaged underpainting of this artwork. "Royal Mail" was stamped on all British airmail, and became the title of the piece. Enjoy.
The recent Olympic Games in Great Britain brought back fond memories of my trips to England over the years, most particularly a six week study abroad course at Oxford in 1982. Back then, all contact with friends and family in the U.S. was via airmail letters, telegrams, postcards, and the rare international phone call. I saved these fragments of international correspondence and used them as the collaged underpainting of this artwork. "Royal Mail" was stamped on all British airmail, and became the title of the piece. Enjoy.
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