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7 comments:
I like the clown. His eyes remind me of someone I know.
Yeah! Hip Hip Hooray...I've been waiting for this exibition!! CC I love your work...so unique. So much feeling! So you.
More, More!!
I don't remember ever seeing the top one. I love all of them!
sandy
Some background info...
1. This began as a portrait of Canadian artist Emily Carr using a photo from the web somewhere. The features were not turning out right so I dumped the idea of doing Emily and just finished it up in a haphazard way. (I think there's a tiny bit of me in there.) No projector used.
2. Sketch using a photo in a how-to art book. I like how she turned out. No projector used.
3. The title of this one is "Portrait of a Fool". It documents a personal ephiphany I had early one morning regarding a relationship. It was done in 1979. Its a self-portrait. When I started I wanted to show a real person as well as showing a 'fool' .... or clown, as it were. If I disregard the painting technique, I think it turned out well... what I wanted to express. Didn't even have a projector.
Hi CC: I only met you once (for others' reference ---- at the Seattle Airport)...as CM and I had a layover..this was years ago.
Since I only met you once I can't really conjer up exactly what you look like, but after seeing the paintings I thought they were self portraits possibly...
They are both great..Love the "feel" of them.. sandy
I thought the top one could be you, so you are in that painting. And I remember the bottom one, and I think you did a great job. I can actually remember quite well what you looked like when we met at the airport.
CC - thanks for posting these! I think your work is fabulous!
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