Curd lighting 

3 creative works found

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  Emerging into Light
  by Janis Zroback

  / I stepped away from realism in this painting, inspired by another of DiEtte’s photos Kiwi fruit / I loved the shapes and composition, so instead of a doing a representational piece, I decided to pay a little homage to the fruit itself, but to concentrate more on the effects of shape and light, turning it into something entirely different...see samples of other collaborations with DiEtte below… Acrylic on Linen Canvas… Emerging Into Light We all join together in a journey, / climbing through the clouds to recovery. / With friendship and support we seek our goals, / our personal faith softly guiding us along. Our resilience will prove our strength, / the travel can be gentle or arduous. / Sometimes we need a little guidance, / to find ourselves emerging into light....William Pringle / Sunny Little Blues / / Blue on Blue / / Heat / / Marooned

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  In the Light
  by Janis Zroback

  / “In the Light” is the second version of DiEtte’s photos Kiwi fruit / Although it’s a little closer to realism, this version is still very painterly, with loosely added colour and embellishment with Gold Leaf...see the first version below, and samples of other collaborations with DiEtte… Watercolour on Arches Not Paper… Emerging Into Light We all join together in a journey, / climbing through the clouds to recovery. / With friendship and support we seek our goals, / our personal faith softly guiding us along. Our resilience will prove our strength, / the travel can be gentle or arduous. / Sometimes we need a little guidance, / to find ourselves emerging into light....William Pringle / Emerging into Light / / Sunny Little Blues / / Blue on Blue / / Heat / / Marooned

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  The Colour of Light
  by Janis Zroback

  / “The Colour of Light” is based on DiEtte Henderson’s Buttered Peas I adopted only the shapes and composition, not wanting to take anything away from what is already a beautiful and unusual Still Life…I wished to explore colour to the hilt and with a strong presence of light, hence the title of the piece... Watercolour on Arches Not Paper / The Artist’s Duty / / So it is the duty of the artist to discourage all traces of shame / To extend all boundaries / To fog them in right over the plate / To kill only what is ridiculous / To establish problems / To ignore solutions / To listen to no one / To omit nothing / To contradict everything / To generate the free brain / To bear no cross / To take part in no crucifixion / To tinkle a warning when mankind strays / To explode upon all parties / To wound deeper than the soldier / To heal this poor obstinate monkey once and for all. To verify the irrational / To exaggerate all things / To inhibit everyone / To lubricate each proportion / To experience only experience. To set a flame in the high air / To exclaim at the commonplace alone / To cause the unseen eyes to open. To admire only the absurd / To be concerned with every profession save his own / To raise a fortuitous stink on the boulevards of truth and beauty / To desire an electrifiable intercourse with a female alligator / To lift the flesh above the suffering / To forgive the beautiful its disconsolate deceit. To flash his vengeful badge at every abyss To HAPPEN It is the artist’s duty to be alive / To drag people into glittering occupations To blush perpetually in gaping innocence / To drift happily through the ruined race-intelligence / To burrow beneath the subconscious / To defend the unreal at the cost of his reason / To obey each outrageous inpulse / To commit his company to all enchantments. Kenneth Patchen