Showing posts with label imagination. Show all posts
Showing posts with label imagination. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 10, 2007

Painting Blind

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Excerpt from this posting:

"...Da Vinci recommended staring at stains on the walls for inspiration and I just looked for the beginnings of details and pulled the rest from memory banks..."

This journal entry is now available as part of a compilation in ebook form:

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102 Entries
26,700+ Words
95 Full-Color Illustrations (Oil paintings by the author.)
2006 - 2010

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-Doug Rugh

Tuesday, December 12, 2006

Staring so Hard You Can't See

Magic Mirror by Doug Rugh View a larger image of "Magic Mirror."

Excerpt from this posting:

"...Ironically, slogging along in the process artists can be painting blind..."

This journal entry is now available as part of a compilation in ebook form:

Specifications:
Epub and PDF formats
102 Entries
26,700+ Words
95 Full-Color Illustrations (Oil paintings by the author.)
2006 - 2010

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-Doug Rugh

Wednesday, November 29, 2006

Final Rigging

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An excerpt from a chapter by the artist in Still-Life in Oils, edited by Theodora Philcox:

Excerpt from this posting:

"...The movement ends with a quiet crescendo of the wave, not noticed at first, in part of a painting by Winslow Homer called 'Weatherbeaten' on the wall behind. Light bounces against the shiny surface of the bow as it slides through the 'water' and the silhouette of the raincoat on the chair continues the movement of the trailing wake that follows behind..."

This journal entry is now available as part of a compilation in ebook form:

Specifications:
Epub and PDF formats
102 Entries
26,700+ Words
95 Full-Color Illustrations (Oil paintings by the author.)
2006 - 2010

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Tuesday, October 24, 2006

Pushing and Pulling



Excerpt from this posting:

"...only came to life as I pushed the paint around. I've found that there are two ways to make something up..."

This journal entry is now available as part of a compilation in ebook form:

Specifications:
Epub and PDF formats
102 Entries
26,700+ Words
95 Full-Color Illustrations (Oil paintings by the author.)
2006 - 2010

More information here.

-Doug Rugh

Sunday, October 22, 2006

Look, I'm an Airplane. Wheeee!


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Excerpt from this posting:

"Scarecrows prove the point that gesture reveals much about character..."

This journal entry is now available as part of a compilation in ebook form:

Specifications:
Epub and PDF formats
102 Entries
26,700+ Words
95 Full-Color Illustrations (Oil paintings by the author.)
2006 - 2010

More information here.

-Doug Rugh