Your barn photos and paintings remind me of beautiful old quilts which were made from fabric torn into strips and stitched together by loving hands who cherish the old enough to make something of it.
Jo, I agree. In fact I often like to describe the surface of my paintings like quilts. I like the idea of random parts all suprisingly put together into one. My Dad- also a painter , lives in Ashland- see his link to his blog on the margin of my blog- Cliff Wilton. Your pictures make me cold just looking at them. Beautiful but cold!
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This is great work. Thanks for sharing your process. I put a link to your blog from mine.
Came here from Rebecca Crowell, and I think your work is awesome. Looking forward to reading more about it on your blog.
Between Lines is seriously spectacular.
Seth--thanks- love your stuff and that store is totally cool--I got to do that!
Tracy, thanks! I checked out your work too---great color!
Your barn photos and paintings remind me of beautiful old quilts which were made from fabric torn into strips and stitched together by loving hands who cherish the old enough to make something of it.
Jo, I agree. In fact I often like to describe the surface of my paintings like quilts. I like the idea of random parts all suprisingly put together into one. My Dad- also a painter , lives in Ashland- see his link to his blog on the margin of my blog- Cliff Wilton. Your pictures make me cold just looking at them. Beautiful but cold!
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