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Monthly Archives: May 2009
The Power of The Neutral
Much has been written about color through the centuries and especially in the twentieth century there seems to be a particular interest in color and color relationships. We seem to be searching for something to signify on a symbolic level … Continue reading
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A Theory of Triads
One of the extraordinary things about the color theory of Robert Henri is its simplicity. He believed much could be said with very little. But that limited sense does not mean meager by any regard. “Employ such colors as produce … Continue reading
The Supremacy of the Moment
As a painter, I spend a considerable amount of time experimenting in order to build my experience in paint. I also believe that all great work comes from living in the “moment”. But I find that spontaneity arises from a … Continue reading
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