The more I studied what was actually a very spontaneous and gestural mark on this piece, the more it appeared as a dancing figure. This one makes you stop and think for a moment.
Available at www.InArtSantaFe.com
Showing posts with label red abstract art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label red abstract art. Show all posts
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Endings....
©2010 Mark Yearwood"Fresco" 8''x8'' Acrylic on RayMar Panel
©2010 Mark Yearwood"Radiant" 8''x8'' Acrylic on RayMar Panel
SOLD
I just want to say that I sincerely thank all of you who have followed my art this past year. Yes, I know it's already January 5th. I'm lagging on blog posts a bit.
2010 was a roller coaster year. There were many exciting things, but some trials and uncertain moments. Life seems to have leveled out some, and I'm looking forward to what 2011 has in store. As an artist, I'm believing this year will bring improvement and innovation in my work and some new opportunities to share it with others. I joined two great new galleries last year, one in Santa Fe, NM and in Tulsa, OK, and as a relatively emerging artist, I enjoyed some pretty good sales in this economy. That, I am thankful for.
Here are the last two paintings of 2010. Some of my mini 8''x8'' panels painted with palette knives.
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
"Vanguard" 16''x20'' Acrylic Painting
©2010 Mark Yearwood"Vanguard"
16''x20''x1.5'' Acrylic and Graphite on Gallery Canvas
Available at www.lovettsgallery.com
As this painting came together, I thought of the three rectangles as figures or soldiers and the row of small colored rectangles as figures on the horizon. The dominant red has a sense of power. I looked up the word vanguard and it just seemed to fit this piece.
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