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Something's Burning

2D Abstract posted on Apr 02, 2006
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Bed sheet, sticks and twine on 45cm x 45cm canvas, 29th January 2006 Coloured with acrylics, 1st-2nd April 2006 Finally plucked up courage to get out the acrylic paints and colour in this piece which I made a couple of months ago. It looked nice just in white, but colour adds so much more! It wasn't easy to capture the range of colours because of the artificial lighting (I wanted very directional light) but it's a reasonable approximation! I also took a series of detail shots while still daylight: Detail #1 ::::: Detail #2 ::::: Detail #3 Thank you very much for taking a look and for any feedback you might like to give :-) Special thanks to Dendrite whose experiments nearly a quarter of a century ago influenced me so much! (p.s. can anyone think of a better title?!)

Comments (14)


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erlandpil

5:09AM | Sun, 02 April 2006

Very very nice picture

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ulliroyal

5:23AM | Sun, 02 April 2006

Wow, great captured relief. I can imagine that it looks different all through the day and year and always a pleasure to see!

ARTWITHIN

5:23AM | Sun, 02 April 2006

You did a great job adding color Jim. The gradient like appearance is super. Thanks for including links to the 3 detail shots, I enjoyed viewing them. As for another name, I think what you have is fine. Excellent work!

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NekhbetSun

5:30AM | Sun, 02 April 2006

Yep, def the colour is better ... IMHO of course...pretty darn cool!!!

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Dendrite

7:56AM | Sun, 02 April 2006

Superb!!! - Touched by your comment! Possible title - Amazonian tomorrow? See http://tinyurl.com/eo347

rudiruth

7:57AM | Sun, 02 April 2006

well done!!!

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suresh_krishna

9:00AM | Sun, 02 April 2006

Love the texture and the colour! Very artistic!

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crrunchyfrog

10:31AM | Sun, 02 April 2006

I really love what you've done with this and its certainly given you that extra edge these sculpture works needed. This one is now reminicent of a carnivorous plant to me, some rare bloom that only flowers once in a hundred years...I'm really glad this doesn't smell like one too! L hugest hugs Beautiful work my dear friend, thank you as always for all that you do xxx

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zoren

6:49PM | Sun, 02 April 2006

nice work.....

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gunsan

11:06PM | Sun, 02 April 2006

Love the structure and colors Jim! Quite interresting piece and your presentation is super!

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bevchiron

12:19AM | Mon, 03 April 2006

I really love these in white but the colour works well too totally transforming the piece into something new & equally engaging, great colour it is too Jim! ; )

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cbender

2:15AM | Tue, 04 April 2006

that's awesome, dear jim! great work... love the dynamic in here... there seems to happen something... and it's a joy for the eye to wander over it... spotting detail after detail... never getting tired... great work!

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Naichan

5:03AM | Tue, 04 April 2006

Adding colour has transformed this in more ways than adding paint! It now seems to give off a dangerous aura; the detail pix confirm this. The present title then seems right to me, as it doesn't explain much. Looking forward to seeing more in this line :-)

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Synapse

5:11AM | Tue, 04 April 2006

Thanks Nigel, well you'll be pleased to know I'm currently adding colour to that big one I started last November! Thank you everyone for all your comments, it's much appreciated :-)


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