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Here are three more paintings from the Italy show.
They are small scale.. and a changing palette. I am thinking about keeping the palette similar blues and greys for a few of these.
I have begun using more matte colors-- that work well on the panel. The matte finish makes the paintings a bit more rich in depth and less surface. They require less spraying of additional colors and glazing.
They are muted in tone...and less brilliant -- but that pleases me.
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Italy 141. 142, 143
acrylic
10" h x 10" w
2010
Italy installation
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