I finally had to bite the bullet and get a real camera to photograph my work. This coincides with a greater complexity in my collages. Gone now will be the caveat accompanying images of my work;
“I just used my phone to take the photo, it gives one the gist of the work but not all the dynamics.”
Being a complete luddite, it’s going to take a little bit to become proficient with my camera. The timing of getting it worked out perfectly though as I just completed my most complex work. Ideal thing with which to try out new camera.
As is always the case, the components of the piece are from photos which I personally took. I work no digital magic on the piece, utilizing old school method of scissors & adhesive applied with brush.
I try to alternate between doing my painting and collage. The idea for this one came to me during dinner (the original sketch on back of grocery list pad). I decided to change up my rhythm and do another collage before a painting. Going forward, it will be interesting to see what added vibrancy will be added to my collage as I will be using a far superior camera to photograph my source material.
“First Her Tears Were Purple, Then Blue” 11×17
Great sketch
Collage painting
Montage collage
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Your old scool method makes for superb collages. Brilliant work.
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Thanks appreciate your comments
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Oh! it is really interesting for me to know your backstage!!! Ciao!
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Thanks for taking us through your stages of building the collage. It’s very interesting and I’m inspired to give it a try. I think I’ll have to start with magazine cut-outs though and work up from there.
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Glad to have inspired.
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I personally like the second from last image, before you filled the whole space. I think it has more depth/perspective.
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