Less abstract vertical jazz landscape in a portrait setting best viewed large
Vertical Jazz – digital painting – Dan Beck -2006
This is a new piece. I created as a possible piece for a show – which may or may not happen. But that is neither here nor there.
Sorry, I just couldn’t resist saying that – it was too much fun.
Anyway, I felt I needed to do an abstract jazz piece with a different orientation – portrait rather than landscape. In my mind, I immediately saw this sax extending down the page.
And I imagined stark – sax, drums – bass maybe, maybe not – reminiscent of Ornette Coleman or perhaps Eric Dolphy.
I created a new template – so that this likely could be enlarged up to 28×36″ comfortably – but definitely look sharp at a 24×30″ size framing.
How many pixels determines how big the piece can go – but also how small. Digital painting and printing options are quite open but not without limitations – there are optimum sizes for all pieces.
Since “Vertical Jazz” is a new piece – you will have to email specialorders@outhousestudios.net to order an original art print.
See Also
- Art and Jazz Overlap
Other recent – abstract jazz piece by Dan Beck - Amazon.com: Out to Lunch: Music: Eric Dolphy
Includes samples of classic album and links to Ornette Coleman - Pixels
Some basics about pixels and RGB – kid and adult friendly
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