Intrepid Little Bird (2006)
Acrylic on kraft paper
Acrylic on kraft paper
Inspire Me Thursday's proposition for this week was:
Action PaintingI was immediately reminded of a series of paintings I did in 2006, for which I partially used a drip technique. What I call "Intrepid Little Bird" above is just a small section of a larger painting done with a combination of dripping and rolling.This week let us be inspired by Action Painting, a “style of painting in which paint is spontaneously dribbled, splashed or smeared onto the canvas, rather than being carefully applied.” Think Jackson Pollock, the American Abstract Expressionist painter who was fond of huge canvases on the floor, applying paint with a stick or other objects, using a ‘drip’ technique, walking around the canvas, being ‘in the painting.’
– Leonard Blumfeld
I really like this painting.
ReplyDeleteThank you, fourborne!
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O I like your style very much and also your use of colors !
ReplyDeleteThis has the feeling of a Japanese painting - the background is lovely and dreamy, and the blot-bird has an elegant simplicity. Very, very nice!
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