Completed last night. I did have to use some horrible toxic solvent stuff (Liquin) to make this work. That's the bad part. The good part is, I love the result.
My oil abstracts have definitely divided themselves into two different styles or techniques: the thick, layered, scraped-into kind; and the smooth, thin glazed type (which I have just started to explore, in debt to and in awe of Rothko).
Who's in there?
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13 comments:
Beautiful...transcendent!
It glows...beautiful!
Love how you achieved the blurring of color- where does one begin and another end or overlap.
Does your dishwasher have a special Rumi setting? Somewhere in between rinse and pots and pans?
Hola Jala,
estás en un proceso muy interesante con tus abstractos, en ambas líneas que sigues, me gustan.
La foto que publicaste anteriormente del gato sobre el teclado mirando la foto del perro es alucinante :)
Now THERE'S a palette switch! Remember the kids' game called "Red light, Green light"?
Does the SPCA know that's how you wash your cat?
Loriann, thank you. Guess I'm currently doing the same thing as you, glazing. Wish I could find a nontoxic method.
Hi Kim, thank you! It seems to glow even more in person. Elusive via camera/computer screen.
Hi Bonnie, thank you. Yeah, quite different from my normal rather geometric style (as in pastels). The Rumi Setting is just before pots & pans.
Hola Fernando - Gracias. Es un viaje interesante. Me alegro de que te gustara la foto tambien. Un poco surreal, no?
Hi Sam - I guess this means you can proceed now. About the cat, see my response to Bonnie. :)
Jala, Liquin is irreplaceable, I think. Methods used in the past are even worst. Let me know if you find a non toxic method.
Hi Jala,
I really like the glow of it. For me it's the perfect abstract adaption of a Aurora Boralis.
Hypnotic, Jala... a deep green dream.
Loriann - How ironic; I was just about to email YOU asking if you knew a better way to go! Damn!
Hi Astrid and Sheila - Thanks! Perhaps it needs a new name: Green Dream, or Aurora Borealis. Or maybe Aurora Borealis Dream. :)
What a glow! I really like the results of this new technique, and if it looks so great on the screen, I can imagine the power of it in person!
Beautiful green glow, Jala - I like how the yellow-green glow at top contrasts with the glowing green below it. Very cool!
jala i love rothko's paintings .... both "green" painting of yours and the "red" are absolutely wonderful
jane
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