Painting #185/"Pastel Thirteen"/Original Pastel painting 10"X8"
On archival paper.
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This week, I revisited some still life themes I had explored earlier in this blog (the former billiard ball series was painted in oil).
The discipline of blogging takes time and patience, but I have found the practice well worth the while for many reasons. One of them is having an organized record of one's progress; another is to contemplate the direction of the body of work.
I've been experiencing somewhat of a rebirth, as I experiment, again, with some familiar media and research some of the great artists from the past whom I admire.
This week, I revisited some still life themes I had explored earlier in this blog (the former billiard ball series was painted in oil).
The discipline of blogging takes time and patience, but I have found the practice well worth the while for many reasons. One of them is having an organized record of one's progress; another is to contemplate the direction of the body of work.
I've been experiencing somewhat of a rebirth, as I experiment, again, with some familiar media and research some of the great artists from the past whom I admire.
The timepiece in this painting seems to be floating, fleeting, unanchored; but isn't that, after all, the essence of time?
"Do not worry about your originality. You could not get rid of it even if you wanted to."
-Robert Henri
Enjoy, Eileen
-Robert Henri
Enjoy, Eileen
