I am not an abstract expressionist but am an admirer of Jackson Pollock. I find his work and his technique really interesting. Wanted to give it a try. The result is in front of you all. This canvas was not touched by brush or by any other instrument for that matter. The entire painting was done by spattering or pouring paint. The branches of the tree and signatures were done by pouring through a paper cone! Am posting another close-up showing the details of a section.
Thoroughly enjoyed doing this. Believe me, my friends also joined me in splashing paint all over the canvas! A small experiment .... a lot of satisfaction!
Superb!! You have choosen the colours & applied the referenced technique very brilliantly in this painting. Congrats!!
ReplyDeleteWhat an imaginative way of painting! And so effective too! It is exactly like standing in a blizzard, something I was doing not so long ago. This is fantastic! :0)
ReplyDeletethis one is specal painting of AK, your own
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experimental tecnic,compliment.
Asit, you can't imagine how much I like this kind of experiment. To me the results looks very nice! Congratulations. Ciao.
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ReplyDeleteIt is wonderful to see this! It is always good to experiment, and you have channeled Pollock in a brilliant way. Magnificant!
Take care,
Brian
Thanks for sharing. I am also intrigued with Pollock's method and with your cone idea! Bravo!
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Michelle
What a beautiful painting!
ReplyDeleteExcellent experiment, one I'm sure you'll return to when it gives such atmospheric results.
A small experiment, but a great art work, Asit! I love it, give us others!
ReplyDeleteIt's a good way to go. Go ahead ! Great work.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful painting. Pouring paint through a cone...I would not have thought of doing that! I love this. I hope that you will explore this approach some more.
ReplyDeleteGreat job, fantastic texture!
ReplyDeleteAk, you sure are creating master pieces with your abstracts, Lovely that you got others to indulge in the joy.. as a coincidence,just before I saw this post, I have been splattering a lot of paint on my canvas with a tooth brush, hope to post that soon!
ReplyDeleteVery cool!
ReplyDeleteSummergreetings;-)
Una técnica interesante con un gran resultado, merece seguir investigando.
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A great lesson to not be afraid to experiment. This is fresh and exciting. I think I will try something like this in September. Thanks for the inspiration. (hope your walls and floors survived the splattering !
ReplyDeleteEspectacular muito BELO.
ReplyDeleteContinuação de boas inspirações.
A very good and sucessfull experiment AK, ¡Congratulations!
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Enrique.
A.K. new style or experiment?
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Asit sir, this surely is one of the best colors vs expressions. It was fun watching U do the same. Inspiring indeed//////////
ReplyDeleteGreat to experiement, even better with great results such as this!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful experiment. The results were amazing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! me gusta mucho.
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I think you should try this again. I love how you were able to add the tree without using a brush. I also love the variety of subject matter on your blog. Beautiful! Thanks for visiting my blog.
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