Archive for the 'Painting' category

Getting a bit Pollock

Apr 15 2012 Published by under Art, My Creations, Painting

It’s been a groovy sort of a weekend, done lots of fun stuff.

One rather unexpected event was in the outside painting that we did yesterday. I actually put some paint to canvas myself. It’s the first time in over 3 years that I have done a painting.

I guess it’s a bit daft, a bit has been done, alot, and a lot better. I called this post ‘Getting a bit Pollock’ but I guess that’s actually quite an insult to Mr Pollock.

Typing this worthless ramble does remind me that I need to update some of the images I lost when I transferred the hosting though.

Anyway, here it is. If you want it, let me know!

Getting a bit Jackson Pollock

Getting a bit Jackson Pollock

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Art – Walk, a City Painting

Sep 11 2011 Published by under Art, My Creations, Painting

A really simple painting (but then I suppose all of mine are). I love this and I vividly remember painting it. It wasn’t planned, it just all fell together. I remember sitting panicked and trying not to rush as I felt I was on to something.  I really think I was.

This painting however, is full of regret. I sold it and very cheaply, I wish I had held on to it.

Walk in the City, a painting by Dan Patmore
Walk in the City, a painting by Dan Patmore

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Art – "Abstract Soul"

Sep 10 2011 Published by under My Creations, Painting

Abstract Soul

“Abstract Soul” is actually a personal favourite of mine. I was experimenting on a piece of shiny backing paper from a picture frame and came up with this in about five minutes. I used a black marker and spread the paint with my fingers. It’s not exactly a master piece, but I’m fond of it. It coyly sits on the back of my chest of drawers but it always catches my eye.

abstract soul, painting by dan patmore

abstract soul, painting by Dan Patmore

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Art – Identity

Sep 10 2011 Published by under My Creations, Painting

Identity

“Identity” is definitely a painting that people find dark. I remember painting it whilst listening to ‘Live at the Gyspy Tea Rooms’ By Joseph Arthur (a great live recording, well worth a listen). I think I was actually in quite good spirits that day, but this is certainly brooding if not sinister.

identity acrylic painting by dan patmore


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