paint – Page 2 – Anachropsy

Heart reloaded

I couldn’t stay on my failure.
So here’s version 2, in red!

I much prefer, the two shades of red are fused enough so that the filigree patterns are not too obvious.

Black & White

You know my love of color. Well I was a little tired of doing things in black on a white background so I decided to change.
This time it’s white on black background 😉

More filigrees on the windows

Another video of filigrees, another type of filigrees, another window of the workshop.

air filigree

This is one type of filigree that will be taught in my next workshop in november.

I’m going to post here the most interesting (or so I believe) works I made these last 2 years and that were only posted on the french version of the blog.
I hope you will like it even if it can be considered as old stuff.

The concerned posts titles will start by “OLD STUFF”.

To begin with, here is a set of short poems by Guillevic (french poet of the XXth century).

I made them on paper, using the same script (humanistic minuscule) and the same design. The adornment in the circle is supposed to echo the text.

clouds

clock

leaves

bramble

trees

appearance

moon

sun

snow ?

Subproduct of an ongoing work

Kakemono or makimono ?

My latest work, filigrees made with acrylic paint on cloth, is going on.
I don’t have any plan, I just draw things as they come. But, I were to make a kakemono and now, I feel it looks much better as a makimono. As it isn’t finished yet, I can still change my mind.

What do you think ?

Filigrees on cloth

It’s been a long time since I last worked on cloth and, right now, I’m just longing for it…

I forgot how long it is to get things done on cloth, this is what I achieved after 3 hours of work 🙂

Declaration

Work in progress. Little by little, my latest work is coming to its end.

Still have to write the title and its decoration, hope to finish this before the weekend…

Ar Rannou

I’ve just finished a work started years ago, that was left unfinished because of an overdose of knotwork.

It is a breton text from the Barzaz Breizh, a collection of songs published by Th. de La Villemarqué in the XIXth century.

I used a semi uncial for the text, séparating each verse by a knotwork panel and ending by the title in drawn capitals inspired by the Lindisfarne Gospel. To breathe modernity into the work, I took colors different from the ones used historically, using only earth pigments (Sienna, Umbria, …).

Another detail can be seen here, and the whole work, there.

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