Composite Colors and Winter Abstraction
January 10th, 2007 by admin
elements of a literal time
Winter Colors - digital painting /art prints - Dan Beck 2006
Despite the symmetry of the mountain peak in the center, I still enjoy the feeling of this piece.
The colors are true to winter here, but the curving strips over the land creating a mounded look are from who knows where.
I think I was working towards a more finished look but opted to quit before I got there. Sometimes one likes a stage enough to stop there - I am assuming that is what happened here.
The look is a bit uncharacteristic - though my style typically includes abstract elements. A digital painting of mine that is this worked is usually more literal. But then again this was more of a composite - pulling the man holding the dirt out of some former memory.
See Also
- Winter Colors
Art print options and availabilty for above digial painting - Digital Printmaker and Painter Susan KAPROV
In doing some related searches - this site came up - a quite different approach and some very cool work - The Photography collection at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, LACMA
Because of the “abstract elements” in the first photograph - I stumbled upon this site - interesting images plus the Bermuda triangle image has almost identical colors to above piece
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