Abstract Painting Observations During a Pandemic. 3/3 Unleashed.
“Pebbles & Marbles” is abstract painting three of three in a series reflecting on the season of a pandemic.
Quarantine Unleashed. Two of Three.
These abstract paintings are an extension of my efforts to find new ways to layer and compose works of art that are both two and three dimensional. With a strong inward sense to recycle and reuse, these mixed media abstracts incorporate single panes of clear acrylic class, painted on the front and back side, layered again with house paint, acrylic paint, oil pastel sticks, markers, spray paint and whatever else I might come across to make the work interesting and inventive.
Unleashing the Many Layers of Abstract Painting with Acrylic Glass and Canvas
Allowing my subconscious to due the work, it wasn't too surprising that confinement became the theme of these three paintings yet, the color palette suggests work laced with hope and optimism, toss in a little gratitude for things we now perhaps take less for granted and voila! a new style of painting is born.
One of three is included within this Newsletter. An extension of my efforts to find new ways to layer and compose works of art that are both two and three dimensional. With a strong inward sense to recycle and reuse, these mixed media abstracts incorporate single panes of clear acrylic class, painted on the front and back side, layered again with house paint, acrylic paint, oil pastel sticks, markers, spray paint and whatever else I might come across to make the work interesting and inventive. I do hope you enjoy!
34th Annual Dixie Sears Invitational
Artist Janell James has created original paintings that are 3D Structural and Kinetic works of art. Classically trained, she has painted with oil for more than a decade, taking her layers to a modern format, painting on five panes of clear acrylic glass her paintings are ten layers deep. A viewer is drawn into her dimensional process revealing more with each look captivating the imagination.
“I combine traditional and modern art styles, merging old-world traditions with contemporary techniques for endless possibilities.”
– Janell James