Showing posts with label red. Show all posts
Showing posts with label red. Show all posts

Saturday, December 3, 2011

Abstract Landscape- Vantage Point

©2011 Mark Yearwood
"Vantage Point"
8''x8'' Acrylic on RayMar Panel
SOLD

Here's the latest in the 8x8 series and a little more of an abstract landscape this time. I'm happy with the feel of this and plan to do more. Maybe I'll even take them up to a larger scale. Yeah, that sounds like a plan!

This one is going to a collector in Pennsylvania!


Tuesday, November 8, 2011

Shake, Rattle, and Paint!


©2011 Mark Yearwood
"Epicenter" 36''x36''x1.5'' Acrylic/ Canvas
SOLD

Well, you never know what to expect living in Oklahoma. We are known for tornadoes, but not earthquakes. We've had a few small ones, but this past few days have been crazy with a cluster of shakers in East central OK.

I was in the middle of this painting when we had the largest on record Sunday night measuring 5.6. Although we had only a small rumble here in Western OK, it shook things up pretty good near the center. I felt this piece resembled two plates colliding in the earth and just had to title it this way. It's pretty ironic that the piece fits the story line so well.

Oh, and we had tornadoes this week, as well as another 4.7 quake last night during the tornado storms! Is that a Quakenado?


Sunday, December 26, 2010

"Fusion''- New 24''x24'' Abstract

©2010 Mark Yearwood

SOLD

"FUSION"

24''x24'' Acrylic on Gallery Canvas


I hope everyone had a wonderful time with family and friends. I did manage to finish this one new painting in the last few days and it's another one on the warm side. Winter makes me feel like painting red. Where is that heat?




Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Head North...to Crested Butte

©2010 Mark Yearwood
"Head North"
24''x24''x1.5'' Acrylic on Gallery Canvas

It's that time. Time to check everything off the packing list, load up the trailer and hit the road to Crested Butte, CO Arts Festival this coming weekend. It's been HOT here and we are ready for the cooler and less humid weather. I thought a scene which conveyed the thoughts of leaving the hot country plains for the cool mountains was appropriate. Come by if you are in the area and look for booth #177.

Now, where's that checklist again?

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

"Ripreso" - Triptych- Mixed Media Abstract

©2010 Mark Yearwood

"Ripreso"
30''x12''x2''
Triptych- Canvas mounted on wood panel with reclaimed materials.

I have been experimenting with mixed media again. I really like putting things together and creating textures along with the paint, so here is my latest...called "Ripreso" which means "reclaimed" in Italian. I used 8x8'' canvas mounted to a reclaimed wood panel and applied papers, corrugated cardboard, bamboo sticks, and sandpapers. I didn't count the layers of red glazes, but these are rich under good lighting. Each canvas is 8''x8''.

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Thursday, January 21, 2010

"Heat Exchange" Abstract Acrylic Palette Knife Painting

©2010 Mark Yearwood
"Heat Exchange"
8''x8'' Acrylic Palette Knife Painting on RayMar Canvas Panel
SOLD

I am trying to get back in my painting groove with my 8x8 series after holidays and family things. We've also been trying to finish some construction projects here and that has taken some of my extra time. Maybe the "almost daily" series should be almost weekly instead right now! Between running a graphic design business, Facebook, two blogs and a website to keep up, I'm lucky to find time to paint.

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Wednesday, October 28, 2009

"Distanza 2"

© 2009 Mark Yearwood Yearwood Design Works,LLC
"Distanza 2"
12''x12''x1.5''
Textured acrylic on gallery canvas.
$250
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