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Goose |
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King Midas and the Papoose |
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Cats and Crows |
I am taking a Larry Calkins workshop and we were tasked to make ten collages using a theme of our choice. The overall theme could be anything we wanted but they had to relate somehow. I decided to do circular collages and keep the color tones similar. In addition, all had to be the same number of elements. Again we could choose. I decided on three elements. Larry uses Yes Paste and Elmer's Glue in most of his collage work. I decide to try it out. My verdict on it is still out. I have used matte medium for so long, it is difficult for me to make the change.
In the ten collages I decided to stay within the boundary of the circle and also go outside the boundaries. I am liking the added feel of going outside the circle boundary.
2 comments:
Interesting challenge!
I love how your mind works John,
and your enjoyment in the process.
2 challenges -- staying in a circular frame and no intense colors. Brave man!
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