I have a whole slew of YELLOW paintings I am working on right now in my studio. It is such a vibrant energetic color that pulls you in. I am looking forward to spring and these will get you inspired.
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| Katharina Chapuis Untitled #SQ-Y5 38 x 38" 2008 |
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| Svetlana Rabey Untitled 2011 Oil on canvas54" x 108" |
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| Gregg Hill Belief #223 - Yellow 2009 paint on steel 20 x 20 x 5 inches |
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| Carla Urich "Jewel Box" 8x 10 oil on panel |
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| Alexis Portilla "Lemon" 2011 78x68 oil on linen |
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| Brian R. Jobe Turfside Passage (Knoxville) 2011 wood, 14" zip ties 84" x 28" x 300" |
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| Carolanna Parlato Sunny acrylic on canvas 40 x 30 2009 |
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| Gary Petersen Opposing 2008 oil on canvas40" x 56" |
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| Julian Hatton Light 24x24 oil on panel and canvas 2010 |
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| Brian Cypher graphite, pen and hi-liter on graph paper 2010 |
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| Kenn Kotara "Yellow-Blue Braille" 18x18 on paper |
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| Howard Hersh Garden Pool 3 2010encaustic on panel20″x15″ |
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| Sand T Golden Haze X-2 , UV resin, graphite and acrylic paint on panel, 11 x 11 x 1.75 in. |
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| Carrie Patterson Sign Series 1, number 10 Oil, acrylic, Enamel, and colored pencil on canvas and wood 16 x 25 inches 2011 |
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| Don Christensen 2nd Kiss 80 x56 oil on canvas |
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| HYUNMEE LEE - INLAND ISLAND 26 - ACRYLIC ON CANVAS - 48 X 44 INCHES |
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| Mary Zeran Cause and Effect are Easy to Determine 2011acrylic on cradled panel 24"x24"x2" |
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| Charles Arnoldi UNTITLED 2005 Oil on aluminum 19.25" x 12.25" |
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| Elise Freda Southern Exposure oil on wood 12" x 12" |
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| Jeanne Williamson Traces of Past Fences #4 mixed media on cradled board 12" x 9" x .75" 2010 |
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| Don Cooper "Saffron Bindu" 2007 watercolor on Indian hand made paper 22" x 30" |
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| Gary J. Noland Jr 2012 acrylic on canvas 8x8 |
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| Dirk De Bruycker Yellow Spot IIAsphalt & oil on canvas30 x 24" |
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| Terri Brooks "Spirals" 2012 oil, enamel on paper mache 3 x53 cm |
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I am energized, just looking at these! They're all wonderful works but the one that moves me the most is Katharina Chapuis's "Untitled #SQ-Y5" because I like its glow. Svetlana Rabey's painting resonates with me, too. I'm drawn to drip paintings; it's also interesting to see the muddy yellow-greens work so well with saturated yellow.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy what you're doing with this color-themed idea, Elizabeth!
I painted a series of yellows a few years ago (as part of The Paradise Project, done while still living in the islands). I wanted to work with yellow, being told repeatedly that it's a "difficult" color. I was curious to see what could be done with this hue. I didn't find yellow to be difficult; of course I was working in monochromes, so I didn't have the typical concerns about color harmony.
Oh My Goodness! I was looking at each and everyone of these and saying to myself. "WOW!!! YUM!!! Have I seen that one of Howard Hersh's?" blah, blah, blah....and then there was one I know very well. (xo for featuring one of my pieces!)
ReplyDeleteThanks for these posts on color Elizabeth. They are soooo inspiring!
Visual Vitamin C! Exactly what I need right now. I was in NYC yesterday and Crate and Barrel had a display of Marimekko prints with lots of yellow teapots and things and I just stood there staring, drinking in all the yellow. So happy to have another boost this morning, thanks for posting these.
ReplyDeleteAaaah. Thank you!
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ReplyDeleteI just wanted to thank you for dropping by on Facebook. I really enjoyed looking at the examples of your work (and i love this post, the Elise Freda, wow) and I hope to get to see some for real one day.
All the best,
Terry Greene
Hi Terry,
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for checking out my work and blog. It's great to connect on FB and I look forward in seeing more of your great work.
All this is so INSPIRING to me as an artist! I loved viewing all the ART!!!
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