Apparently today is twice as awesome. I am so incredibly excited about this series. This is the heaviest geeking out that I have done in the past 3 years. I think these pieces are finally pushing my plateau. I fought so hard to learn to use acrylic paint and now it is definitely time to reject that ability.
I think I will soon be changing up the imagery in these too. I want to do more power line pieces like I had been working on in the past month but utilizing this same method. I feel very interested in how these pieces are more dependent on the materials than previous works.
Anyway, back to work. I was just excited and wanted to share.
Peace
-Mike
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Mike, I found you completely by accident. I really like your stuff.
I am a 73-year-old Brit and I play around with bits of wood, emulsion paint and a high-powered sander - when my wife gives me permission to go to the workshop.
I hadn't thought about them as artwork.
They usually get turned into mirrors or clocks.
The family keeps stealing them so i never get to exhibit or sell very much.
I tart them up with small (1/4") and large ( 3/4" rose head) hand-made nails - especially if there are nail holes already in the wood.
- anyway it stops me getting wistful about being retired.
Paul
4th July - (isn't there something about that date?)
Paul,
Your work sounds interesting; right up my alley. I'm glad to hear that you are spending your seventies playing around with some art projects. My father is about there and I keep hoping that he will start a similar trend.
Thanks for reading.
Mike
Oh and I hear there was something about the fourth, mostly from US citizens though. I've also heard that nothing happened in 1812. At least one Brit told me that.
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