Showing posts with label approx. 3" x 4". Show all posts
Showing posts with label approx. 3" x 4". Show all posts

Thursday, December 25, 2014

Untitled 297



Untitled 297.  Pastel.  Approx. 3" x 4".   
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I die laughing every time I find Fennie sleeping in a face-plant.


Oh, to sleep with such abandon!


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Thursday, March 15, 2012

Untitled 221


Pastel on Sennelier LaCarte, approx. 3" x 4".

From the Strata series.

Art purchase inquiries: please email me: jala [at] jalapfaff [dot com].
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From earlier in the year. We're currently enjoying wonderful warm weather.
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Dashboard deity, India.


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Friday, June 10, 2011

Untitled 126


Pastel on PastelMat, approx. 3" x 4".

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One of the things I love most about cats is their ability to get comfortable virtually anywhere.


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Exterior wall, Jaipur, India.


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Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Untitled 98


Pastel on PastelMat, approx. 3" x 4".


I wish I could say this is an enormous oil painting (because that would be very cool too), but in fact it's a small pastel. Nevertheless, I'm very excited because it's the first one I'm showing you in a new series. I've been experimenting for months to try to get a certain, Rothko-style effect using pastel on paper rather than oil on canvas, and I have finally figured it out. I can only get the effect on PastelMat and on UArt400 (slightly different on each, but equally satisfying). 


I'm still using the Sennelier LaCarte for the previous type of effects (the last 30 or however many Untitleds). I love that effect too and I'll keep doing those as well (and I still have a lot of them left to post), but they're very different. Sennelier gives more of a crisp, clear color, whereas with these new ones I've finally figured out how to get the hazy, almost cloudy, luminous, more subtle, yet vibrant color effect I've also been looking for.


The good part about them being small is I can do one in an evening, rather than weeks as for a large oil. Of course, it also makes them much more affordable!


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The Brother has come for a week-long visit and Gadjo is hiding. 

No, just kidding--the animolecules actually love The Brother, even though he doesn't have any animolecules of his own.

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In India.


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