Friday, February 20, 2015
This painting is a balance between abstract and realism.
It is obviously based on a real composition: flowers from my garden. But in
this painting I have focused as much on the paint itself as I have on the
flowers that are the subject.
Many of my collectors are not aware of my abstract
paintings, but abstracts are something I truly love painting. A good abstract
requires many of the same sound principles of composition and painting
technique as representational work. The foundation of a strong composition
creates a more dynamic and powerful painting.
Color handling, movement and flow, drama and subtlety,
juxtaposition of value masses and the relationship of shapes, colors and
textures all play important roles in creating a dramatic abstract that will
stand the test of time.
Careful observation of this painting will reveal many of
the same concepts that form the foundation of my representational landscapes,
figures and still life paintings.
I hope this one moves your spirit the way it moved me
while I painted it. Enjoy!
Questions?
Email me at tombrownstudio@cox.net
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