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Untitled blog post from "macro & micro"

  • Writer: Jonathan Moss
    Jonathan Moss
  • Mar 9, 2012
  • 1 min read

Been working on a few prototypes for larger pieces... work in progress. Based on images from my video RSA4.

Something I found useful was photographing them during the early stages then altering the luminosity, contrast and colour saturation in photoshop... a new way of experimenting, then I made changes to the paintings. I'm now living with them for a while before I make any more alterations.

The large canvases arrive next week, so I need to decide which compositions work best to enlarge. It will be an experience working on a large scale in my new tiny studio, I could always work outside on the street, at least I'll get to meet some more people in the village.

Last week when I painted outside on the street, dressed in my overalls, a little old lady asked me to mend her car!

 
 
 

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