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Color: Natural Dyes and Pigments

May 28, 2015

Recently, I began to look at David Lee’s book Nature’s Palette.  It has piked my curiosity about natural dyes and pigments.  Among …

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Dynamic Symmetry

May 5, 2015

I thank you God for this most amazing day, for the leaping greenly spirits of trees, and for the blue …

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Color Attributes I – Red

April 26, 2015

In this post, I will explore the subject of color based on two of its attributes – its quantity and …

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Perception and Seeing Creatively

April 20, 2015

The whole life lies in the verb seeing. (Pierre Teilhard de Chardin) I plan to delve into the subject I …

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Process of Making an Artwork

April 11, 2015

I begin an analysis of Wheel within a Wheel 109 using – The Art of Color – Johannes Itten‘s  color theory …

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Analysis of an Artwork

April 7, 2015

In this blog post I will use Johannes Itten’s method from his curriculum at the Bauhaus –The Theory and Practice of Forms – to analyze Wheel within a Wheel 109 – one of my most recent artworks. A circumference divides two …

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Meditative Practice

October 23, 2014

A practice of twenty minutes of quiet meditation has slowly been woven into the activities of my daily life.  In this post, …

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Meditations on Negative and Positive Space

July 13, 2014

Black ink (paint in my case) serves as the connecting element between my own Wheel within a Wheel 105  “hiccup” experience (described …

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Thoughts on the Elements of Composition

July 11, 2014

While painting Wheel within a Wheel 104 & 105 several artists – Elizabeth Brandt, Kathleen Waterloo and Sheila Wolk – …

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Framework for Panel Project #2

June 30, 2014

I just discovered some interesting commonalities between my own work process and M.C. Escher’s.  Amongst the echoes and resonances that …

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