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How long did that take you?
A question so often asked when patrons are viewing your artwork. Why do they do it? Why do so many consider the amount of detail and perceived ‘effort’ in an artwork as the ultimate indicator of its worth? An artist … Continue reading
HADLEY’S ART PRIZE
HADLEY’S ART PRIZE Being a finalist in Australia’s richest landscape art prize this year was an experience that I will always treasure. Since 2017, the prize has attracted artists from a variety of art disciplines from across the country. The … Continue reading
COLOUR THERAPY
Art is about colour, line, shape, form, texture even sound. It can sit there, move, make noises and undertake tasks for our amusement. In this instance I’m mainly interested in colour for its visual impact, emotional response, memory recall and … Continue reading
WHAT’S WRONG WITH COLOURING IN?
Adult colouring books were a godsend during the Covid Pandemic. Millions were sold and although their influence has waned significantly today, there are still a number of books available featuring a wide range of designs and challenges. I fear many … Continue reading
WHAT’S WRONG WITH ART?
Technology is developing at an increasingly faster rate than anyone could have ever imagined. Just think about what we have today compared to 25 years ago. Go back much further (like I can) and the difference makes one feel like … Continue reading
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Tagged AI art, Art, artist, artkleko, artwork, blog award, blogging, coloured pencil, coloured pencils, conservatism, creativity, ideas, new technologies, painting, Tasmanian artist
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COLOURED PENCIL FEAR
Since 1986 coloured pencil has been my preferred medium. Despite my successes over the years in art awards, I still feel somewhat intimidated when entering major art prizes where oil and acrylic entries dominate. Watercolours aren’t as prevalent as they … Continue reading
Posted in Art
Tagged Art, art galleries, art prizes, art process, artist, artkleko, coloured pencils, drawing, elitism, painting, prize win, Tasmanian artist, watercolour
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ART STUDIO
This is my first post since returning from the Australian mainland. Moving house, particularly interstate isn’t fun, in fact, it can be rather stressful!After 44 months away I’m finally back in my studio and I’m so happy to return to … Continue reading
THE LAST HURRAH
“The Last Hurrah”, 80 x 60 cms Luminance pencils on Canson Pastel Board. Own reference & imagination. This coloured pencil drawing is a scene of utter carnage, but I’ve deliberately expressed it as a celebration of the natural cycle that … Continue reading
FINDING THE RIGHT ANSWER
“Floating, Flecker Gardens” 40 x 60 cms Luminance pencils on Canson Pastel Board Everyone at some time or another wants answers to questions. They can range from “What is the meaning of life?” to, “What is the key to happiness?”, … Continue reading
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Tagged abstraction, art market, artist, Canon pastel board, coloured pencil drawing, coloured pencils, digital art, ideas, landscape, light, lines, Luminance pencils, mixed media, texture
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INTERPRETATION
Summer Landscape, Norfolk Plains Most of my artwork is based upon my interpretation of the Australian landscape. Over the past 40 years I have incorporated a number of themes and techniques in my work. Each artist has an individual … Continue reading
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Tagged abstraction, art prize, artist, Australian landscape, coloured pencil painting, freedom, interpretation, realism, risk-taking, seeing, semi-abstraction, Surrealism, Symbolism, unique
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