9"x12" acrylic multi-media painting...As a base, I used a sky study painted in acrylic on paper-backed canvas. I then attached sections cut from two experimental paper compositions; one was a futuristic aquarium, the other was a funky windmill. If you look closely, you can see portions of a metalic frog, a water lily and double bubbles. The flag (attached only at the right side) in this piece has a patch defining the word 'windy'. The signature paw print indicates this is my cat's favorite bird watching place.
Showing posts with label acrylic abstract painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label acrylic abstract painting. Show all posts
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Equine Red Tape
10"x10" acrylic multi-media painting...Sometimes a painting is just a jumble of colors, lines, and nondescript designs. Then something magical happens. In this case, tracing with red paint, I followed what I thought were haphazard lines. The resulting image popped and there was a horse's head...complete with ears, eye, mane, and bridle. The 'red tape' phrase comes from the patch of words taken from an old dictionary. Click...then click again...for a closer look.
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Of Things Past
Saturday, May 08, 2010
Cat Bird's Seat
...11 1/4"x10 1/4" acrylic mixed media painting...It's interesting how two failed compositions, which I had worked on for hours, can be sliced up with a paper cutter and used as pieces in another painting. The bird's body contains bits of a dictionary page showing the meaning of "window dressing". I think the bird makes excellent window dressing. Click on the image, then click again, to see the words.
Friday, May 07, 2010
Keeping the Faith
...portion of a 12"x12" acrylic mixed media painting...There are a lot of hidden designs in this painting. I used a small hand carved rubber stamp featuring 3 flying doves to apply the darker green on either side of the cross. The intersection in the upper left features a Celtic cross printed in golden irridescent paint.
Wednesday, May 05, 2010
Tracery of Shadow
Tuesday, May 04, 2010
Everything Went Swimmingly
Saturday, May 01, 2010
Much to Whisper
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Back to Forever
...clicking on the image will show more detail...
...12"x12" acrylic mixed media painting...I left a few areas dimentional in this piece. The flag containing the quote (which reflects the sentiments of the subject) and the small orange extention in the left/center cast small shadows. The entire piece hasn't yet been trimmed, so unfinished edges still show.
Friday, April 23, 2010
To Begin Again - SOLD
12"x12" acrylic mixed media painting...SOLD and framed at Artistic Gifts and Framing in Dalton, GA...Other painted papers (les papiers colles) are available there and by contacting me at beejw@charter.net.
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Thursday, April 08, 2010
Dreams I Have
Tuesday, April 06, 2010
My Metaphorical Garden -- SOLD
...portion of a 12"x12" acrylic painted/stamped tissue painting...Although some of these painted papers have a theme or recognizable subject, this one simply features color and design. It recently sold at Artistic Gifts in Dalton, GA.I've never thought of myself as an abstract artist...and I still don't...but working with this medium seems to spark other areas of creativity.
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Heart Shaped Soul
...a portion of a 12"x12" acrylic painted/stamped painting on garment pattern tissue...Clicking on the image will show intricate patterns and colors. See more at http://lespapierscolles.blogspot.com/
Friday, March 26, 2010
Color Changeling Bubbles by BJ Wright
...portion of a 12"x12" acrylic painted and stamped (on clothing pattern tissue) painting ....Reds and yellows merge into oranges, yellows and blues merge into greens...it's wonderful how the eyes will optically mix the colors. Overstamping with blue/purple serves to brighten the colors even more. I thought it might be whimsical to imagine square bubbles.
Monday, January 25, 2010
Not a Knot
This shows a portion of a 12"x12" acrylic painted acid-free tissue paper. Since my scanner doesn't accommodate a 12"x12" paper, I really much photograph the entire 12"x12" painting to get the full effect.Layering the paints, stamping and stencils lets my mind run free...seeing all the possibilities in subjects and themes.
All these painted papers are inspired by techniques taught by Anne Bagby http://www.annebagby.com/.
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
paper painting processes
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