Before you decide that I've 'lost it', this post is in keeping with the Daily Painters Gallery theme day for June, "All Cracked Up".
I did this acrylic painting on an acid-free foam board that I gessoed and made into a box that is 26 x 14 x 3". This endeavor resulted from a course I took at Texas Tech University's Junction campus as part of the Masters in Art Education program.
Although I enjoy cubism, I've done very little of it; while this piece may not totally qualify as a cubist work, I really had such fun with this painting.
Thanks so much for visiting my blog!
4 comments:
Connie, This is cool. I'd love to see the box. what fun!
Something very intriguing about it, though of course it's not what we think of as a Chadwell. The colors attract me. And all those legs with cowboy boots! It does look like fun.
Hi Naquaiya - I originally learned how to do this so I could make a neat box for a diorama, rather than my usual sloppy one. But this time, I just turned it around and painted on the outside. Thanks for stopping by!
Hi Dale - it is kind of goofy, isn't it? I just got started and couldn't stop - I think I even laughed out loud while I painted. None of the usual struggle that day! Thanks so much for your comment!
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