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Sunday, 13 January 2013

Birch tree monoprints


Three birch monoprints ©2013Lisa Le Quelenec

I'm still exploring this technique, I think it lends itself well to this linear subject and I like the way certain elements run outside the borders of the traditional rectangular frame. I think I will be exploring this more. The lovely thing about these kinds of experiments is that it is a very fast method of exploring ideas and generating new paths to tread. This will be a month well spent.
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5 comments:

  1. Bruce Sherman13 January 2013 at 11:26

    Good morning Lisa!... Thanks for your recent visit and great commentss... one I might borrow for a future post to elaborate on! Good eye!

    You are absolutely right about experimenting... "playing" I call it... but the same thing. Play means an intent to push the envelope for sheer pleasure of discovery... just as children do - a "no fear" approach.

    This is a perfect way to get back into the rhythm and creative flow which gets tucked aside during lapses or busy... hard-to-get-painting-in periods like Christmas.

    I love the way that you are playing with the randomness of trunks here... creating a really deep sense of space and variety in sizes and lighting! I can already see the potential of one of these compositions offering up.... a new moon????? HA HA!!

    Good Playing... and Painting in 2013!
    Warmest regards,
    Bruce

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  2. RH Carpenter13 January 2013 at 14:21

    I like all of these - the new year makes us want to explore and play and try new things. I know this will take you in a new direction and I can't wait to see where it goes :)

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  3. JANE MINTER13 January 2013 at 15:43

    they look great together lisa ..happy 2013

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  4. Victoria14 January 2013 at 23:40

    Stunning..breathtaking..and beautiful!
    Victoria

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  5. Lisa Le Quelenec16 January 2013 at 12:48

    Hi Bruce, I'm enjoying my month of play. It's throwing up lots of new ideas and paths to tread. Using one technique is influencing others and subject to subject too. I love the connections that I am making. There's a freedom to not 'having' to create 'finished' work.

    The idea of dirtying up paper or canvas to stop it being so intimidating is a good one isn't it. For years I didn't use an eraser (I very rarely do now unless it's to draw with.)or would draw in pen and ink, I still think that there is no such thing as a wrong mark. Maybe one that you have to work with but not wrong ;o)

    Best wishes.


    Thank you Rhonda, it's something in the air isn't it?

    Thank you Jane, Happy New Year! I loved your pine cone btw.

    Hi Victoria, thank you and welcome :o)

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