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Golden Thoughts

2D Alternative posted on Oct 26, 2009
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24" x 24" digitally manipulated photo printed onto acrylic surfaced aluminum. Hand sanded aluminum;multiple coats of gesso; 2 coats of titanium white; some light under painting, digital pigment printed photo file on calcium carbonate acrylic [InkAid White Matte Precoat], some acrylic washes [blues & greens] sealed with several coats of Golden's Acrylic Topcoat. Photographed under glass. A series of 4, one previously published to this site. No, I'm not dead Yet! Just been darn busy. Cheers and best to all tim

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MOSKETON

4:09PM | Mon, 26 October 2009

FANTASTICA CREACION.

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blankfrancine

4:36PM | Mon, 26 October 2009

Welcome back,Tim. An amazing creation.

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anaber

4:44PM | Mon, 26 October 2009

OMG!!!Glad to see you Tim:)))Dead???HAHAHA !!!You may be darn busy or something else...but more alive than ever!:Just look at this image!!!And i read the description of the technique you used...and OK!OK! Thank you ...But i hardly understand all your maneuvers...LOL:))But i can tell you that this is wonderful!I am "in love" with peace of the face that you melded so well with the colours and the shapes all around...and i feel the golden thought that is blooming surrounded by the peaceful atmosphere of autumn. And in the left, i see an entrance...perhaps to another dimension or another stage of the thought.This is a great work of art.Thank you very much.

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2Loose2Trek

6:24PM | Mon, 26 October 2009

It would appear that you've put many golden thoughts into this superb creation ... well done Tim. Have ya made the move to NM yet? :-)

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myrrhluz

1:46AM | Tue, 27 October 2009

A beautiful work of art! The calm faces and muted colors are very restful, but the complexity is very stimulating. Wonderful combination.

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helanker

3:15AM | Tue, 27 October 2009

What a wonderful Peace of art, Tim. THis looks so interesting and there are so many details to enjoy. Excellent. Welcome back.

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tennesseecowgirl

10:34AM | Tue, 27 October 2009

Wonderful work. and good to see you back.

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anahata.c

12:31AM | Tue, 22 December 2009

I've just returned to RR & to your gallery after some time. It's late now, so I'll comment on this vision now & return after a day or so. I see you've done much with the Buddha--these looking as Indian as Oriental (there are Oriental features in the eyes, but they could be Indian as well). I can see that this, like several other of your works, must be seen in person, as the jpg & photographic mediums can't fully capture your highly detailed & texturally opulent work. You've got a central buddha surrounded by dreams of the statuary & ornament that often surround buddhas in the east: the floral carving, the tracery, the gate or latticed stone-walls, etc, combined with undulating lines that give the vision the appearance of a surface of a great ocean. And you've melded hues in complex ways, nature hues (greens & earthen browns), the bland grays of stone, the blues greens & yellows of nature and decay, and the gold of the central buddha--who may be the thought of someone else, or may be the one actually thinking. (The dichotomy is perfect for buddhism.) And your ever "in process" frame--as if we were viewing a canvas with freshly applied gesso where the edges are not yet covered. You always have great life in your borders: This border is almost smoke or mist, reminiscent of the free spilling borders of the old darkroom shots. A bit of a "noisy meditation," but also a sense of the oneness of penetrative-mind piercing through the morass--hard to say how or where, but we feel that one-mind from the start. And, in its cacophony--which I assume is indigenous to the East where these things are found--you create a strange sense of equilibrium & peace. Always uncovering inner realities & always organic, a pleasure to visit here once more. Hope your holiday & Solstice are warm & inspired Tim. I'll visit again soon.


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