Showing posts with label Denver. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Denver. Show all posts
Monday, April 11, 2022
Wednesday, April 29, 2020
New Work: Saccade XII, oil on canvas, 48 x 60 inches
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| Saccade XII, oil on canvas, 48 x 60 inches $10950 framed Saks Galleries, Denver, CO |
The purpose of the Saccades is to create a painting without a singular point of interest. Doing so presents a number of problems, first being that all the areas on the canvas are equally interesting. This is a good practice for most paintings anyway, so this oil puts that idea to task.
There is the additional game in play here and that is depth. The viewer gets the impression of being in the darker part of the forest looking out. The light is there, but nothing much is revealed.
There is a considerable forest pattern effect across the 4 x 5 foot space. It has an abundance of complexity and just enough depth to be an intriguing presence on the wall.
About the Saccades Series shown here:
"Since the late 19th century, researchers have been aware of the phenomenon of saccades, the rapid movement of the eye as we shift our attention from one thing to another. As a result, vision itself is discontinuous. We construct a “map of reality” from saccades much as a film editor puts together a scene from individual camera takes." From an article by the film maker Errol Morris, NY Times
Thursday, April 2, 2020
Grateful Notices: All Over Sunset, Study, pastel on paper, 13 3/8 x 17 7/8
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| ALL OVER SUNSET, STUDY Pastel 13 3/8 x 17 7/8 Private collection, Vancouver, Canada Exhibited: Page Waterman Gallery, Wellesley, MA |
A very good friend in Florida sent me a photo of a sunset through the trees while on her walk. I kept coming back to that image and finally, I gave it a shot in pastel. The trees had a nice vertical aspect and they were very close together, a great set up for a more abstracted piece.
As the image progressed it became a playground for different colors. At first, it was all in warm tones and as the pastel moved forward, the blues and reds created more interest and interesting contrasts.
When it was done, I wanted more of that composition so, I started a 4 x 6 canvas and it worked out to be a very successful painting.
My thanks to R. who supplied the inspiration and to the collector in Vancouver that contacted me. It was very satisfying to make the sale and the conversation that followed was remarkable. Many thanks to you as well.
Sunday, February 10, 2019
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| Winters Morning oil on canvas 36 x 48 inches |
Ken Elliott Making it Fine Art Workshop: Moving to the Next Level
Denver Metro / Castle Rock, CO
Sat-Sun, March 23-24, 2019
Open to artists in all media. Ken will discuss strategies for creating better artworks with a variety of common and creative tools.
The workshop will focus the strategies for making better artworks, going to new places in your work and how to make fine art. He will use informative videos and pass on strategies not the literature, but handed down from the very best teachers.
Also, Ken will present simple Photoshop techniques for taking your works to the next level and creating better pathways for finishing your artworks. You will be given a Photoshop instruction guide and have access to Ken's personal photo file of over 1500 inspiring images by various artists.
Sunday, January 27, 2019
New Work: Saccades XIII Oil on canvas, 48 x 48 inches
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| Saccades XIII Oil on canvas, 48 x 48 inches Dominique Boisjoli Fine Art, Santa Fe, NM $8950 framed |
I love these somewhat abstract Saccades works with their endless variations. For this piece, I wanted the yellow to be predominant but not accompanied by the usual birch or aspen tree markings. The idea was to create a forest with depth that allows this yellow glow surround.
There isn't any sky visible and that adds to the effect of a totally yellow view into this forest. The forest ground also is aglow with a number of colors that add to the overall effect but with color that is more modern, not green grass and ground.
Overall, the effect is luminous and interesting everywhere, creating an effect where the eye never completely rests on a focal point.
About the Saccades Series shown here:
"Since the late 19th century, researchers have been aware of the phenomenon of saccades, the rapid movement of the eye as we shift our attention from one thing to another. As a result, vision itself is discontinuous. We construct a “map of reality” from saccades much as a film editor puts together a scene from individual camera takes." From an article by the film maker Errol Morris, NY Times
"Since the late 19th century, researchers have been aware of the phenomenon of saccades, the rapid movement of the eye as we shift our attention from one thing to another. As a result, vision itself is discontinuous. We construct a “map of reality” from saccades much as a film editor puts together a scene from individual camera takes." From an article by the film maker Errol Morris, NY Times
Monday, January 21, 2019
New Work: Meadow View, High Contrast oil on canvas, 36 x 60 inches
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| Meadow View, High Contrast oil on canvas, 36 x 60 inches |
When I step outside my studio and look to the foothills, I see this view. On one of those occasions I caught this orange sky at sunset and it prompted me to start this oil. Since the sky is a bit surreal, it compelled me to push the colors of the trees rather than using the drab greens in real life.
Once I started the canvas, things were going along nicely but after giving it a pause for a few days, the painting was lacking more punch. Obligingly, I added more colors to the line of trees and more changes to the back hills and foreground.
Two days later, I had just finished up a private lesson and in the corner of the studio, this meadow view was calling out for more work - a bigger move. There were a number of colors still on the palette from the class and a pale cobalt blue stood out. I loaded up a brush, walked over to the big oil and added the glowing blue across the top of the foothills. That made a larger change than I had counted on, but the result was a good one.
That blue really moved the painting forward and more changes would be needed to bring the rest of the oil up to that higher mark. The foreground was lacking something, being in its present green meadow state. To correct that, my first move was to add the blue-purple banding at the top of the meadow under the trees and then overpaint the meadow grass with a variety of soft colors.
The oil was essentially finished and the rest of the time was spent in what I call 'tuning up' the canvas with a variety of brighter colors, giving attention to edges and working on small compositional elements.
Looking back, the painting is quite simple, two light areas divided by one dark one but hundreds of brushstrokes make it happen. I feel so fortunate to be a painter.
Saturday, January 5, 2019
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| Evening Patterns Oil on canvas, 60 x 60 inches $12500 unframed Saks Galleries, Denver More about this oil on Ken's blog, For the Color Video: Ken discusses this oil |
Next Workshop:
Making it Fine Art: Moving to the Next Level with Ken Elliott
Castle Rock, CO, 2019
Sat - Sun, March 23-24
2 1/2 day Workshop
Sat - Sun, 9-4pm
Sat evening after break, 4:30 -7pm, Photoshop Tools and discussions.
Sat evening after break, 4:30 -7pm, Photoshop Tools and discussions.
Limited to 6 artists, $390 each Workshop flyer Register online
Contact Ken
Open to artists in all media. Ken will discuss strategies for creating better artworks with a variety of common and creative tools. The workshop will focus the strategies for making better artworks, going to new places in your work and how to make fine art. He will use informative videos and pass on strategies not in the literature, but handed down from the very best teachers.
We will be going deeper into making better and more appealing artworks with a variety of strategies.
Contact Ken
Open to artists in all media. Ken will discuss strategies for creating better artworks with a variety of common and creative tools. The workshop will focus the strategies for making better artworks, going to new places in your work and how to make fine art. He will use informative videos and pass on strategies not in the literature, but handed down from the very best teachers.
We will be going deeper into making better and more appealing artworks with a variety of strategies.
Saturday evening, I will show you Photoshop techniques for taking your works to the next level and creating better pathways for finishing your artworks. You will be given a Photoshop guide and have access to a large photo file of over 1500 inspiring artworks.
Ken will demonstrate painting using oil and pastel. He will discuss the idea of making strong starts and keeping the way open for more interesting and dramatic finishes. Ample time will be given to live problem solving and creative options.
We previously had a fabulous Making it Fine Art Workshop where we launched new directions, had artistic thrills, great conversations and new friends were made!
Ken will demonstrate painting using oil and pastel. He will discuss the idea of making strong starts and keeping the way open for more interesting and dramatic finishes. Ample time will be given to live problem solving and creative options.
We previously had a fabulous Making it Fine Art Workshop where we launched new directions, had artistic thrills, great conversations and new friends were made!
Thank you all for coming and I’m very appreciative that you took these photos, Maureen.
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| Some of the canvases begun during a recent Workshop |
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| Art critique |
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| Art critique |
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| Art demo on a work in progress, Red Progression, oil on canvas, 48 x 72 inches |
Monday, December 17, 2018
New Work: Iridescent Lake II, oil on panel, 24 x 24 inches
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Each time a new work is started, it presents new opportunities for learning and experimentation and as these two works show, so-called small changes can produce big effects.
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| Iridescent Lake II Oil on panel, 24 x 24 $2450 framed Dominique Boisjoli Fine Art, Santa Fe, NM Here's the earlier blog post for this oil |
Monday, November 19, 2018
Workshop Video: What Really Goes on in Ken Elliott's Fine Art Workshop
Ken talks about his Fine Art Workshops
View the Video
Next Workshop
Fri - Sun, February 23-24, 2019
A 2 1/2 day Workshop
Making it Fine Art: Moving to the Next Level with Ken Elliott
Limited to 8 artists, $390 each. More information and registration on the website.
Open to artists in all media.
Contact Ken about possible transportation arrangements
.
This is a new, advanced version of Ken's Making it Fine Art Workshop. We will be going deeper into making better and more appealing artworks with a variety of strategies and with Photoshop insights made easy.
Limited to 6 artists, $390 each.
Contact Ken
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This is a new, advanced version of Ken's Making it Fine Art Workshop. We will be going deeper into making better and more appealing artworks with a variety of strategies and with Photoshop insights made easy.
Limited to 6 artists, $390 each.
Contact Ken
Monday, October 22, 2018
New Work: Iridescent Lake Oil on panel, 24 x 24 inches
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| Iridescent Lake Oil on panel, 24 x 24 inches $2150 unframed |
I was very interested in red today, or more precisely, red on red on red. This oil was started with that in mind and once finished, the ambient light bathes everything in saturated red tones. For a colorist painter, it is a happy day.
One red won't do, otherwise the oil would become monotonous like one note over and over again on the piano. Instead, slightly different reds create an attractive disharmony, like a chord containing a sharp or flat note... a bit complicated and more orchestral or jazzy.
It did make a noise hanging in the studio!
Monday, October 8, 2018
Ken Elliott and Casey Klahn Workshop Intensive October 4-8, 2018
Casey and I just completed our 4 day Workshop and we are proud of all the hard work put in by the attendees and the great results they had.
Throughout the 4 days, a number of different concepts and images were created by the artists. We sought inspiration, explored possibilities and even copied the masters.
Much was learned and we had a remarkable time together.
Casey and I will do it again in 2019, Thurs-Sun April 25-28. Sign up information will be on Ken's website in a few days. We hope to see you there!
Photos from the class:
Artworks by the attendees:
Throughout the 4 days, a number of different concepts and images were created by the artists. We sought inspiration, explored possibilities and even copied the masters.
Much was learned and we had a remarkable time together.
Casey and I will do it again in 2019, Thurs-Sun April 25-28. Sign up information will be on Ken's website in a few days. We hope to see you there!
Photos from the class:
Casey's pastel demonstrations:
Ken's 36 x 36 oil demo:
Artworks by the attendees:
Friday, September 14, 2018
New Work: Evening Song, Foothills oil on canvas, 48 x 48 inches
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| Evening Song, Foothills Oil on canvas, 48 x 48 inches $10400 framed Saks Galleries, Denver |
At the end of my day in the studio, I often walk out back and see tree patterns in the large meadows near the foothills. The sun has already set and the available light changes the look of everything. I have often wanted to paint a pure arrangement, just the basic elements of that view.
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| On view at Saks Galleries, Denver |
There is a bit of both here to keep things interesting, but my focus was create a simple landscape composition with aquas and blues. As the painting developed, the lighting became softer and I found myself just following along, enjoying the developing scene.
All of the sky and most of the blue hill in this finished work are from the first painting sessions and it was fascinating to observe how both areas seemed to take on a glow as the rest of the oil moved forward.
This is one of the softer, lower-intensity pieces I have ever done and I like the presence and calm it gives to the room.
It's like a whisper.
Saturday, August 25, 2018
New Workshop 2018: Casey Klahn - Ken Elliott October 1-4
4-day Mentoring / Intensive Art Workshop
4-day Mentoring / Intensive Art Workshop
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| Casey Klahn Was this Where? pastel, 13 3/4 x 11 |
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| Ken Elliott Hidden Sunset oil on canvas, 60 x 60 inches |
Announcing Our Next Workshop:
Castle Rock, CO 2018
Mon - Thurs, October 1-4
Casey Klahn and Ken Elliott 4-day Mentoring / Intensive Art Workshop
Open to artists in all media. This is a two-instructor workshop for artists wanting to make advancements in their techniques and strategies. Casey and Ken will have ample time to give very focused attention to individuals and offer a number of provoking ideas to the group.
Also, Ken will present simple Photoshop techniques for taking your works to the next level and creating better pathways for finishing your artworks. You will be given a Photoshop instruction guide and have access to Ken's personal photo file of over 1500 inspiring images by various artists.
"Thank you so much for the wonderful, thought compelling workshop. You rekindled my love for making art. Your enthusiasm is contagious and felt throughout the room. You set up a stimulating environment that provided continuous visual images. Your generosity in sharing your own photos was much appreciated. I found you to be humorous, supportive and kind. I would recommend you as an instructor to anyone who would like to take their art to the next level."
"Yours was exactly the kind of workshop I had hoped it would be to give me the focus I needed. I can't thank you enough for coming all this way for such a small group...but I think you got the students who needed you the most!
"The Workshop was amazing. It made me get out of my way in terms of a different painting method and expanded my vision. Also, the friends I made from that weekend are wonderful. My eyes were opened and I can't go backward from that."
R.
"Thank you for sharing all your stories. I think you have a great way of helping people grasp and put into practice the principles of manifesting. Cheers!"
Anita Mosher www.anitamosher.com
"Thank you so much for lighting up our lives and our paintings at this past weekend’s workshop! I loved hearing about your time with Wolf Kahn, your thoughts on painting, the beautiful demo, and of course the great feedback you provided us on our own paintings. You really reignited my desire to paint freely. I hope to spend another weekend painting with you sometime soon."
"Thank you for our workshop! It was a great two days. You are an amazing host and instructor, (two things that don’t always work together). You pulled something from each of us and it was wonderful to be a part of it. Thanks to the moon and back."
V
"So, when my friend, Ken Elliott, told me he was co-teaching a workshop on color with Casey Klahn, I immediately said sign me up! Ken's work is simplified impressionist landscape with an emphasis on bold color like reds and yellows. Casey's work is influenced by the cloudy days of the northwestern part of the United States, and his paintings are simplified, abstracted landscapes. Casey uses subdued colors like blues and purples. Both artists' style and color sense are so dramatically different than mine that I knew I would be challenged by this workshop. And indeed I was! I have to smile when I see the work I produced in this workshop. It's so unlike my usual work."
Lee McVey website
I so enjoyed meeting you and being part of the workshop. You got me on fire!!!!!
Ed
"Wow! My weekend of private lessons was fabulous! While I was there I stepped into a whole new world that my soul was calling for. Wonderful conversations, a beautiful time with great art everywhere and artistic success!"
Kate
"Thank you so much for including me in the wonderful weekend workshop at the Castle Rock Artist "Retreat" :D I found all of you to be a delight and am so happy to meet each of you! Ken, you are a wonderful teacher & inspiring person!! The one day with you in your B-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L home & "artist sanctuary" was "exactly" what I needed on so many levels !!! Thank you for your generosity, great color sense, sharing of your artful knowledge & supply resources. I came away with a renewed art spirit and also w/ some new artistic ideas for applying paint to the canvas! Very inspiring indeed!
Jeannie Paty website
"When I signed up for a painting workshop, who knew that it would be so much more. Thank you Ken. For your kindness, generosity of spirit, and sharing your knowledge and skill of painting with us. And thank you to everyone for making our time together a magical weekend which will be cherished. Fortunately the universe provided me with what I needed, whether I knew it or not."
Linda
"Your workshop changed my whole outlook on what I might be able to do with my art career and gave me the confidence to really go for it. It was also huge from a creative standpoint, helping me focus on color and having that be the lead/primary solution to my paintings as a colorist and abstract artist - but also from the manifesting angle it was my introduction to the whole idea and what set me on my course as a professional artist."
Kirsten McGannon website
"It was a fabulous workshop! I know we all had a lot of fun and really enjoyed having you here. We would love to have you come back again next year!"
Donna
"Just wanted to thank you again for a very inspiring, informative, and fun workshop. I worked LARGE today!
Maxene
"Thank you for all your inspiration!"
Deb
"Hey, I DEFINITELY recommend this! SIGN UP for Ken's class! Take your art further than it's ever been!"
Nanette
"You are a wonderful, vibrant instructor!"
M.J.
"Thanks SO VERY MUCH, Ken, for such a fun, informative, and energetic workshop. Your enthusiasm is contagious. What a wonderful weekend!!"
Christine
"You are so gracious. Thank you so much for the wonderful workshop and ALL that you shared. It was a great weekend."
Suzanne
"Love the class, you are a great teacher!"
Betsy
"I feel so enriched and on fire to paint big and glowing colors. If you ever get a chance to study with Ken Elliott, I highly recommend him. If you need help getting to his workshops just read his book Manifesting 123"
Francine "
"Great class Ken! Thank you for all the good tips and inspiration. So glad you came to Houston."
Kay
A good time was had by all! Thank you!
Barbara, Workshop organizer and attendee
"Thank you Ken for a awesome workshop, picked up some new tools to advance forward. Looking forward to using them tools. I had a great time meeting everyone and working together."
Scott
Mon - Thurs, October 1-4
Casey Klahn and Ken Elliott 4-day Mentoring / Intensive Art Workshop
Limited to 6 artists
$750 per person
Sold out Another Workshop will take place in Spring 2019
Flyer Complete info and registration Contact Ken
Sold out Another Workshop will take place in Spring 2019
Flyer Complete info and registration Contact Ken
Open to artists in all media. This is a two-instructor workshop for artists wanting to make advancements in their techniques and strategies. Casey and Ken will have ample time to give very focused attention to individuals and offer a number of provoking ideas to the group.
Also, Ken will present simple Photoshop techniques for taking your works to the next level and creating better pathways for finishing your artworks. You will be given a Photoshop instruction guide and have access to Ken's personal photo file of over 1500 inspiring images by various artists.
Comments from some of the workshop attendees: |
"Yours was exactly the kind of workshop I had hoped it would be to give me the focus I needed. I can't thank you enough for coming all this way for such a small group...but I think you got the students who needed you the most!
"The Workshop was amazing. It made me get out of my way in terms of a different painting method and expanded my vision. Also, the friends I made from that weekend are wonderful. My eyes were opened and I can't go backward from that."
R.
"Thank you for sharing all your stories. I think you have a great way of helping people grasp and put into practice the principles of manifesting. Cheers!"
Anita Mosher www.anitamosher.com
"Thank you so much for lighting up our lives and our paintings at this past weekend’s workshop! I loved hearing about your time with Wolf Kahn, your thoughts on painting, the beautiful demo, and of course the great feedback you provided us on our own paintings. You really reignited my desire to paint freely. I hope to spend another weekend painting with you sometime soon."
"Thank you for our workshop! It was a great two days. You are an amazing host and instructor, (two things that don’t always work together). You pulled something from each of us and it was wonderful to be a part of it. Thanks to the moon and back."
V
"So, when my friend, Ken Elliott, told me he was co-teaching a workshop on color with Casey Klahn, I immediately said sign me up! Ken's work is simplified impressionist landscape with an emphasis on bold color like reds and yellows. Casey's work is influenced by the cloudy days of the northwestern part of the United States, and his paintings are simplified, abstracted landscapes. Casey uses subdued colors like blues and purples. Both artists' style and color sense are so dramatically different than mine that I knew I would be challenged by this workshop. And indeed I was! I have to smile when I see the work I produced in this workshop. It's so unlike my usual work."
Lee McVey website
I so enjoyed meeting you and being part of the workshop. You got me on fire!!!!!
Ed
"Wow! My weekend of private lessons was fabulous! While I was there I stepped into a whole new world that my soul was calling for. Wonderful conversations, a beautiful time with great art everywhere and artistic success!"
Kate
"Thank you so much for including me in the wonderful weekend workshop at the Castle Rock Artist "Retreat" :D I found all of you to be a delight and am so happy to meet each of you! Ken, you are a wonderful teacher & inspiring person!! The one day with you in your B-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L home & "artist sanctuary" was "exactly" what I needed on so many levels !!! Thank you for your generosity, great color sense, sharing of your artful knowledge & supply resources. I came away with a renewed art spirit and also w/ some new artistic ideas for applying paint to the canvas! Very inspiring indeed!
Jeannie Paty website
"When I signed up for a painting workshop, who knew that it would be so much more. Thank you Ken. For your kindness, generosity of spirit, and sharing your knowledge and skill of painting with us. And thank you to everyone for making our time together a magical weekend which will be cherished. Fortunately the universe provided me with what I needed, whether I knew it or not."
Linda
"Your workshop changed my whole outlook on what I might be able to do with my art career and gave me the confidence to really go for it. It was also huge from a creative standpoint, helping me focus on color and having that be the lead/primary solution to my paintings as a colorist and abstract artist - but also from the manifesting angle it was my introduction to the whole idea and what set me on my course as a professional artist."
Kirsten McGannon website
"It was a fabulous workshop! I know we all had a lot of fun and really enjoyed having you here. We would love to have you come back again next year!"
Donna
"Just wanted to thank you again for a very inspiring, informative, and fun workshop. I worked LARGE today!
Maxene
"Thank you for all your inspiration!"
Deb
"Hey, I DEFINITELY recommend this! SIGN UP for Ken's class! Take your art further than it's ever been!"
Nanette
"You are a wonderful, vibrant instructor!"
M.J.
"Thanks SO VERY MUCH, Ken, for such a fun, informative, and energetic workshop. Your enthusiasm is contagious. What a wonderful weekend!!"
Christine
"You are so gracious. Thank you so much for the wonderful workshop and ALL that you shared. It was a great weekend."
Suzanne
"Love the class, you are a great teacher!"
Betsy
"I feel so enriched and on fire to paint big and glowing colors. If you ever get a chance to study with Ken Elliott, I highly recommend him. If you need help getting to his workshops just read his book Manifesting 123"
Francine "
"Great class Ken! Thank you for all the good tips and inspiration. So glad you came to Houston."
Kay
A good time was had by all! Thank you!
Barbara, Workshop organizer and attendee
"Thank you Ken for a awesome workshop, picked up some new tools to advance forward. Looking forward to using them tools. I had a great time meeting everyone and working together."
Scott
Monday, June 11, 2018
Grateful Notices: Sunset Pond, pastel, 9 x 12 inches
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| Sunset Pond, pastel, 9 x 12 inches Private collection Exhibited: Dominique Boisjoli Fine Art |
I had the wonderful pleasure of visiting a friend on a lake. She had a paddleboat that came with two great incentives: the view and a Starbucks on an opposite shore. A lot of time was spent on the paddleboat and one of the lake photos yielded this sunset view.
This pastel was a delight to do. My intention was to keep it really simple and the center of the pastel reflects just that. OK, so I added a bit more detail to the clouds but then it changed everything. Now the edges of the scene called out for more detail as well. Adding foliage to the sides was very helpful but the center as it was originally done was now lacking something. If you change a thing in one place then it often requires adjustments elsewhere.
I realized I had the perfect opening in the center part of the view to heap more color on the band of trees. I put in a variety of colors as an atmospheric glow... that worked out nicely.
The work could still take more. Go farther! So I aded the bright yellows to punch up the sky and the glowing, blue counterpoint to further accentuate the water,
With just a few additional moves, it all came to life in a way I never imagined.
Monday, June 4, 2018
New Work: Last Colors, pastel, 12 x 18 inches
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| Last Colors, pastel, 12 x 18 inches $1350 framed Exhibiting: Dominique Boisjoli Fine Art |
This is all about a singular color and how to keep it interesting. I don't typically work monochromatically but the idea was to catch the greens lit up by a setting sun.
Everything was kept a bit rough at the edges so that the extra detail would add to the complexity. As the pastel progressed, the contrasting colors away from the sun looked best as red-browns and blue-greens. The harmonies were kept tight by using a minimum about of brights and darks.
I'm thinking all the pieces worked together successfully because my eye keeps circling around the pastel, taking it all in.
Monday, May 7, 2018
New Gallery Representation:
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left: Brightly Lit Woods pastel $2450. middle: Red Progressions, oil 48 x 72 $13250.
right: All Over Sunset study pastel approx. 13 x 18 $2150.
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I am happy to announce my new gallery representation in Santa Fe, NM
Dominique Boisjoli Fine Art
403 Canyon Road, Santa Fe NM 87501
505-983-0062 map
www.dominiqueboisjoli.com
They have a large selection of oils as well as some of my pastels and monotypes. The gallery is one of the first you will see on Canyon Road. I hope you will make the trip or contact Dominique or Bob at the gallery for more information. Some of my works in inventory are shown here.
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| left: Orange and Red Woods 36 x 48 $6750 right: Edge of the Woods, Autumn 36 x 36 $5100. |
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| left: Yellow with Red Insisting 30 x 40 $5250. right: Sunset Pond approx. 9 x 12 $1550. |
Tuesday, April 17, 2018
New Workshop Video: What Really Goes on in Ken Elliott's Fine Art Workshops
Ken talks about his Fine Art Workshops
View the Video
Next workshop: Colorado / May 26-27, 2018
Three spots left
Three spots left
Next Workshop:
Castle Rock, CO 2018
Sat - Sun, May 26-27
Making it Fine Art / Advanced Strategies
2 1/2-Day Workshop with Ken Elliott in his Castle Rock home/studio
$390 per person
Workshop Flyer Contact Ken
Sat - Sun, 9am-4 pm
Sun evening after break, 4:30 -6, Photoshop Tools
Open to artists in all media.
Contact Ken about possible lodging and transportation arrangements
.
This is a new, advanced version of Ken's Making it Fine Art Workshop. We will be going deeper into making better and more appealing artworks with a variety of strategies and with Photoshop insights made easy.
Limited to 6 artists, $390 each.
Contact Ken
.
This is a new, advanced version of Ken's Making it Fine Art Workshop. We will be going deeper into making better and more appealing artworks with a variety of strategies and with Photoshop insights made easy.
Limited to 6 artists, $390 each.
Contact Ken
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