expression leads to copy commonality
Symbolic Language 3 – digital painting – Dan Beck 2007
Here lies the rub, and by this I don’t mean a rubbing ’cause these I think are cool. Despite being a tracing, (see yesterday’s article) or a copy – rubbings can be lots of fun like digital paintings.
So the issue here is more a quest for when the piece should be considered finished or rather which version I like better. I created art prints of both just to be able to decide.
The above is the last stopping point – last finished version. I had stopped previously – signed the digital painting – and wanted to see some texture in the piece – though I think it’s a little more interesting I tend to like the other version more.
Tomorrow’s article.
See Also
- Gravestones – good example of the connection between stone and rubbing – doesn’t have to be grave stones – any textured surface.
- Margaret Peot, Make Your Mark, rubbings, leaf – a good example of how versatile rubbing can be
- Abstract Art Gallery – example of many other abstract work at Outhouse Studios
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