two very small abstract collages of a quietly rustic nature, created by means of assembling very small fragments of paper, paint, card, small fragments as previously found or occurring and collected hereabouts, more presently reclaimed, reused and recycled, otherwise known simply as frugal collage.somewhat styled (unavoidably) in the manner (or manor) of rural ways and other asides, esp. in the character or facades of old sheds and barns or similar as-seen rural structures, firstly of practical usage, not for the sake of pastoral beauty.or elsewhere inspired, simple shelters from the elements, weather-proof or not, in later wreckage or scattered debris.may as well (also) recall times of austerity, making do (or making less), and mending, hammering down, fixing up, hoarding, et cetera. and so, only humbly offered, and note very small, these won't break the bank, two of a kind, if you will:rustic abstract 272013, collage mounted on square card[collage 41mm x 39mm, card size 130mm x130mm]rustic abstract 282013, collage mounted on square card[collage 45mm x 42mm, card size 130mm x130mm]view some more miniature collages in this series
on painting, something in passing [part two]
something in passing… [in pictures, continued from part one].........…. [to be continued]maybe others won't see the changes as much, going with the flow, a slow painting in progress, the time-related idea of the painting, a simple flight of fancy, in the passing of time, nature and the seasons, recollections and memories, away from the source, of the nearby river, the lakes, and the trees. i may have turned a pastoral corner, or wandered off the path…ARTWORKS 20137 – 29 September 2013Blackthorpe BarnRoughamBury St EdmundsIP30 9HZ[exhibition is open daily 10am - 5pm]
the field days of summer
from july to august...some super-fast making-a-mark field landscape sketches whilst out and about, reworked and redrawn with graphite pencil and watercolourand two mini-postcard paintings:...graphite sketches from one sunny-to-cloudy-breezy afternoon at the coast....