Wow...I produced a bunch of mini-artworks for this class. This was my first time using liquid/high-flow acrylics, so it was a great exploration.

The mini-abstracts helped me be thoughtful about adding just a bit and considering the piece before adding more. This was helpful because I tend to go overboard with mark-making...well, every step of the process, really! Here are some of my mini-abstracts:

Mini-abstract explosion! - image 1 - student project

Mini-abstract explosion! - image 2 - student project

Mini-abstract explosion! - image 3 - student project

Mini-abstract explosion! - image 4 - student project

Mini-abstract explosion! - image 5 - student project

I took my favorites and made a larger version of each:

Mini-abstract explosion! - image 6 - student project

Mini-abstract explosion! - image 7 - student project

Mini-abstract explosion! - image 8 - student project

Mini-abstract explosion! - image 9 - student project

I liked making mini-abstracts with ink/liquid acrylic so much that I made a few using heavy body acrylic with oil pastel and posca pen for mark making:

Mini-abstract explosion! - image 10 - student project

Mini-abstract explosion! - image 11 - student project

Finally, I did a few cut-ups....just a few... and I may have forgotten about the minimalist theme by this point. ;) I was just having too much fun with my paints!

Mini-abstract explosion! - image 12 - student project

Mini-abstract explosion! - image 13 - student project

Mini-abstract explosion! - image 14 - student project

Mini-abstract explosion! - image 15 - student project

Mini-abstract explosion! - image 16 - student project

Whew! What a fun class!

Christina Carroll

1

5

Unternehmen

Community

Skills teilen

Für unterwegs

Unternehmen

Community

Skills teilen