All three panels are up on the wall, so that as I work on each painting, I can keep the composition of the whole in mind as the most important element. There are always surprises as the triptych develops--in this case, a switch of the "truck" panel from the middle to the left allowed for a much more interesting movement of scale and perspective across the image.
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Showing posts with label MTtriptych. Show all posts
Thursday, January 13, 2011
November Afternoon, Mt. Tabor (first stage)
All three panels are up on the wall, so that as I work on each painting, I can keep the composition of the whole in mind as the most important element. There are always surprises as the triptych develops--in this case, a switch of the "truck" panel from the middle to the left allowed for a much more interesting movement of scale and perspective across the image.
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Mt Tabor, Late Afternoon
I'm happily back in my studio after a time away on family business, and looking with a fresh eye at these landscapes I was working on before all my recent travels. I've decided they work best grouped in threes--and here's the first of the "Mt. Tabor" triptychs.
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