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| | + | Most of my work falls into three different types or styles, loose and scratchy pastels, decorative candy-like patterns and expressive black and white pencil drawings. The pastels are fun to work on because they are done without any planning at all, just on feelings. I start working the paper to see what develops, a face or expression of a face starts taking shape, and the you just follow it till you finish |
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| | + | I started doing the pattern-like paintings with absolutely no planning in the beginning like Green Message. I just began painting with a small brush and the figures appeared in random rows, then I painted in the background. Flames which is a more recent work was meticulsouly mapped out before I started it. I did color studies of everything, the sets of faces, different combinations of flying accent shapes and colors and also just exactly how all of the edges join together and relate to each other over the background. The graphite drawings are portraits that start out as inspiration and then turn into detail puzzles. I like shaping and forming with different shades of grays and black. |
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| | + | I enjoy switching gears and doing something different after each project. I find it difficult to work in the same discpline all the time, it is to constricting for me, I don't see how other artists can do that. |
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| | == Contact == | | == Contact == |
Revision as of 17:58, 22 July 2008
About
- Patrou, Lou
Most of my work falls into three different types or styles, loose and scratchy pastels, decorative candy-like patterns and expressive black and white pencil drawings. The pastels are fun to work on because they are done without any planning at all, just on feelings. I start working the paper to see what develops, a face or expression of a face starts taking shape, and the you just follow it till you finish
I started doing the pattern-like paintings with absolutely no planning in the beginning like Green Message. I just began painting with a small brush and the figures appeared in random rows, then I painted in the background. Flames which is a more recent work was meticulsouly mapped out before I started it. I did color studies of everything, the sets of faces, different combinations of flying accent shapes and colors and also just exactly how all of the edges join together and relate to each other over the background. The graphite drawings are portraits that start out as inspiration and then turn into detail puzzles. I like shaping and forming with different shades of grays and black.
I enjoy switching gears and doing something different after each project. I find it difficult to work in the same discpline all the time, it is to constricting for me, I don't see how other artists can do that.
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