From the easel of Thomas Typewriter: a new painting
From the Easel of Thomas Typewriter, paintingspainting
From the easel of Thomas Typewriter: a new painting
From the Easel of Thomas Typewriter, paintings
From the easel of Thomas Typewriter: a new painting
From the Easel of Thomas Typewriter, paintings
From the easel of Thomas Typewriter: a new painting
From the Easel of Thomas Typewriter, paintings
From the easel of Thomas Typewriter: a new painting and a new illustration
From the Easel of Thomas Typewriter, paintings
From the easel of Thomas Typewriter: 2 new paintings
From the Easel of Thomas Typewriter, paintings
“The complexity of STILLNESS” by Thomas Typewriter ( gesso and ink on stretched canvas. 30″ x 24″)
From the Easel of Thomas Typewriter
From the Easel of Thomas Typewriter, paintingsI missed last week’s update. A Thanksgiving cold had me laying low. Additionally my heel spurs and hand/wrist pains returned. I suspect the dark colors, especially black, may be an unconscious response to physical pain. This past year has a never ending peeling away of layers of self-identity. If I am like an onion in that I have layers, am I also like an onion in that my layers are finite?
Enough morbidity, onto the paintings.
“Sometimes the PAIN slips out, for BETTER AND WORSE” by Thomas Typewriter
From the Easel of Thomas Typewriter, paintings
“What FOXES will you meet IN THE CROWDS?” by Thomas Typewriter
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This has been a much better week at the easel than the previous couple of weeks. I finally figured out how to work with the absorbency of the new canvases. It only took a dozen botched paintings.
The title for the painting comes from how in my art, and also my life, that there never feels like an even progression. Improvement comes from a thousand little tiny ticks. Maybe in the next painting I’ll figure out better ways to use red, but it may take me ten more paintings before I’ll figure out blue.
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