18"x23" pastel and charcoal on 100lb bristol
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I made this piece while listening to “Music has the Right to Children” and “The Campfire Headphase” by Boards of Canada. I started out with a big triangle in the middle of the paper, which you can see the top of. I was inspired by PART II: About Painting, an essay by Kandinsky my friend Geeta Dayal suggested to me yesterday, which references examples of the triangle as a harmonizing compositional element. My triangle bloated into more of a dome or semicircle. I am allowing some symbolic references to bubble up here, but my method is to pull them up as I see them form on the paper.
If you would like to buy this drawing I would be happy to sell it to you. The price for just the drawing is an easy to afford $70. If you’d like it matted it will cost you an additional $70 for museum quality acid free mat, outer mat dimensions something like 24″x30″ with a 18″x23″ hole. Mat is expensive and until I can afford to buy my own mat cutter I have to have it cut by the friendly folks at Artist and Craftsman. If you’d like it matted and framed the total will be $210. All these prices include shipping anywhere in the USA. If you are interested in international shipping please email me (electroblake at gmail dot com) for a quote.
lol…I was hiking, drawing, and listening to these albums this weekend
I find this very exciting.