I tried a composition with two objects again. The third element could be the shadow. I love the orange of the paper behind the already intense apples.
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About Me
- Jan Weaver
- I am a pastel painter living in Austin, Tx. I graduated from UT with a Fine Art's Degree, majoring in studio art in 1974. I have studied with Bob Rohm, Richard McKinley, Desmond O'Hagan, and Steve Napper. I've been a member of Austin Visual Arts Assoc., Austin Pastel Society, Portrait Society of America, Pastel Society of America, and International Association of Pastel Societies. I've taught at the Art School of Austin Museum of Art
My experience is....
Art is a learnable, teachable skill.
Most of art making is just doing it, work, and only a tiny part is talent.
What a relief for someone like me who never had the courage to really give myself to my process of making art, fearing I didn't have the talent I saw in others. Then I decided to just do it anyway, no matter the outcome. And the biggest success has been that I have not quit. To stop making art is the only failure.
Most of art making is just doing it, work, and only a tiny part is talent.
What a relief for someone like me who never had the courage to really give myself to my process of making art, fearing I didn't have the talent I saw in others. Then I decided to just do it anyway, no matter the outcome. And the biggest success has been that I have not quit. To stop making art is the only failure.
I think this composition with two objects is a success. I was looking at the mug with apple and I think that the fact that it is a rectangle rather than a square has something to do with the feeling it's not quite right. Maybe the mug is too near the center. At any rate, it's still a terric painting and I wish I could do that well! Your brushstrokes are just wonderful--very loose.
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