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Showing posts with label palette knife. Show all posts
Showing posts with label palette knife. Show all posts
Friday, April 25, 2025
Contemporary Art, Abstract Painting, “Water Garden 7" by International Abstract Artist Arrachme
Monday, April 14, 2025
Contemporary Art, Abstract Painting, “Water Garden 8” by International Abstract Artist Arrachme
I developed a series of paintings inspired by Kayaking through the natural vegetation along scenic waterways with bright colorful contrasting hues. This unique applied graphic style includes a combination of Neurographica, originally developed by Pavel Piskarev and the smooth clean strata of the graceful female form. Arrachme says the creative experience of developing this series begins with intensity and ends with a calming gentle peacefulness.
Exhibitions- Awards- Cataloged
Haegeumgang Them Museum – Yukyung Art Museum – 9th Geoje International Art Festival – 2023
Water Garden 5- South Korea- 2023
Incheon Metropolitan Museum – Water Garden 8- South Korea – 2023
Fantapia Museum – Water Garden 7- Sold– South Korea – 2023
NAPPI – University of Medicine – Water Garden 1 &Water Garden 4– Sold – NYC- USA- 2023
Circle Arts- France -Water Garden 1 & 2 – 2022
Bangiya Kala Kandra Exhibition – Honourable Associate -Water Garden 3 – India 2022
Curated 2021-2022 Access Exhibition – Water Garden 1- 2021-2022 -Rennes France
Cheongro Art Association- Freedom Exhibition – Water Garden 1- 2022 -South Korea
Tuesday, June 6, 2023
Contemporary Art, Abstract Painting, “Water Garden 9” by International Abstract Artist Arrachme
I developed a series of paintings inspired by Kayaking through the natural vegetation along scenic waterways with bright colorful contrasting hues. This unique applied graphic style includes a combination of Neurographica, originally developed by Pavel Piskarev and the smooth clean strata of the graceful female form. Arrachme says the creative experience of developing this series begins with intensity and ends with a calming gentle peacefulness.
Exhibitions- Awards- Cataloged
Haegeumgang Them Museum – Yukyung Art Museum – 9th Geoje International Art Festival – 2023
Water Garden 5- South Korea- 2023
Incheon Metropolitan Museum – Water Garden 8- South Korea – 2023
Fantapia Museum – Water Garden 7- Sold– South Korea – 2023
NAPPI – University of Medicine – Water Garden 1 &Water Garden 4– Sold – NYC- USA- 2023
Circle Arts- France -Water Garden 1 & 2 – 2022
Bangiya Kala Kandra Exhibition – Honourable Associate -Water Garden 3 – India 2022
Curated 2021-2022 Access Exhibition – Water Garden 1- 2021-2022 -Rennes France
Cheongro Art Association- Freedom Exhibition – Water Garden 1- 2022 -South Korea
Friday, February 8, 2019
Where do I go from here?, Daily Painting, Small Oil Painting
Traditionally, January is when we evaluate our performance over the last twelve months, and look at the direction we are headed. I am a little late!
I looked through my posts from last year, and picked out my favorite pieces, hoping against hope that they will tell me where I am headed.
Abstract Expressionism?
Maybe....
Thick Paint?
Impressionism?
Brushwork?
Knife?
Really thin paint?
Artistically, I see nothing but question marks. I want to have a clear plan, a path to follow and mark my progress, but alas, it evades me.
I looked through my posts from last year, and picked out my favorite pieces, hoping against hope that they will tell me where I am headed.
Abstract Expressionism?
Maybe....
Thick Paint?
Impressionism?
Really thin paint?
Or does it really matter?
All this thinking is making my head hurt!
I am happy I found this many pieces, from last year, that speak to ME. I am happy with them which makes me happy with me.
Maybe 2018 will find me treading the straight and narrow.....but somehow, I don't think so.
Thank you all, for joining me on my crazy, unplanned journey!
Hubby keeps me grounded!
Carol Schiff
Saturday, January 5, 2019
Abstract Painting, Small Oil Painting, Daily Painting, Mountain Walk, 6x8" Oil on Panel
I came back from a walk in the Blue Ridge Mountains, inspired by the bright summer colors. Flowers were evident around every turn.
I love abstract, but find them very difficult. I have to have a starting point, some type of inspiration, some plan of composition. Often I end of scraping off hours of work.
This is one of the few that appeals to me. I felt good about it and still think it conveys the emotions I was feeling at the time. I mark this one as a success for me.
Thanks for reading my blog today.
Carol Schiff
www.CarolSchiffStudio.blogspot.com
www.CarolSchiffStudio.etsy.com
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I love abstract, but find them very difficult. I have to have a starting point, some type of inspiration, some plan of composition. Often I end of scraping off hours of work.
This is one of the few that appeals to me. I felt good about it and still think it conveys the emotions I was feeling at the time. I mark this one as a success for me.
Thanks for reading my blog today.
Carol Schiff
www.CarolSchiffStudio.blogspot.com
www.CarolSchiffStudio.etsy.com
Friday, August 31, 2018
Playing with Paint, Small Oil Painting, Daily Painting, 10x10x3" Abstract Oil Painting
Today is gray, foggy and damp, so I decided to post the most fun painting I could find.
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 I painted it on a 8x8x3" canvas, so even the shape is unique. It's chunky and cute and it resides on a bookshelf , where it brightens the whole room. I cannot help but smile each time I look at it. The canvas was a mistake. I did not realize how deep it was when I ordered it. What could I possibly do with it? Well, for this painting, I think it is perfect! Have a fantastic day!
Carol Schiff
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Thursday, August 23, 2018
Abstract Painting, Small Oil Painting, Daily Painting, Mountain Walk, 6x8" Oil on Panel
I came back from a walk in the Blue Ridge Mountains, inspired by the bright summer colors. Flowers were evident around every turn.
I love abstract, but find them very difficult. I have to have a starting point, some type of inspiration, some plan of composition. Often I end of scraping off hours of work.
This is one of the few that appeals to me. I felt good about it and still think it conveys the emotions I was feeling at the time. I mark this one as a success for me.
Thanks for reading my blog today.
Carol Schiff
www.CarolSchiffStudio.blogspot.com
www.CarolSchiffStudio.etsy.com
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| purchase here |
I love abstract, but find them very difficult. I have to have a starting point, some type of inspiration, some plan of composition. Often I end of scraping off hours of work.
This is one of the few that appeals to me. I felt good about it and still think it conveys the emotions I was feeling at the time. I mark this one as a success for me.
Thanks for reading my blog today.
Carol Schiff
www.CarolSchiffStudio.blogspot.com
www.CarolSchiffStudio.etsy.com
Monday, July 2, 2018
Small Oil Painting, Daily Painting, Seascape, "Pacific Blue" 4x12" SOLD
Most of my seascapes are from the Atlantic, or the Caribbean, but today I am visiting the Pacific.
My reference photo was taken a few years ago on a trip to California with my daughter and granddaughter. We were in San Francisco most of the trip, but one afternoon we drove south to Half Moon Bay.
For us east coasters, the Pacific was an untamed beast, quite different from our usually gentle Atlantic. Just that fact that we were peering down from a cliff and that the brave souls who ventured to the beach were all ON THE SHORE was foreign. Not that we do not have sunbathers on the shore, but there are ALWAYS bathers or surfers in the water, even on the coldest of days.
I decided to use a palette knife on this scene to help capture the power and texture.
www.CarolSchiffStudio.blogspot.com
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| Purchase here SOLD |
For us east coasters, the Pacific was an untamed beast, quite different from our usually gentle Atlantic. Just that fact that we were peering down from a cliff and that the brave souls who ventured to the beach were all ON THE SHORE was foreign. Not that we do not have sunbathers on the shore, but there are ALWAYS bathers or surfers in the water, even on the coldest of days.
I decided to use a palette knife on this scene to help capture the power and texture.
www.CarolSchiffStudio.blogspot.com
Wednesday, April 4, 2018
Wildlife Painting, Tropical Fish Painting, Palette Knife Painting, 9x12x.75" Oil
While unpacking, after moving from Florida to North Carolina, I found a few paintings that were never posted.
This one was inspired by a trip to Key Largo, a few years ago. One of the highlights of the trip, was a cruise to the coral reefs.
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I enjoy painting water with a palette knife and I love texture in a painting. This piece has both.
Enjoy!
Wednesday, March 28, 2018
Contemporary Abstract Seascape Painting “Gravity Gives Way” by Contemporary International Seascape Artist Arrachme
This painting is part of the Peaceful Worlds Series
36"x36"x1.5" Palette Knife Acrylics on Canvas/sold
36"x36"x1.5" Palette Knife Acrylics on Canvas/sold
View my available work at http://arrachmeart.com
Learn about Arrachme's LIVE WORKSHOPS HERE
Monday, March 26, 2018
Playing with Paint, Small Oil Painting, Daily Painting, 10x10x3" Abstract Oil Painting
Today is gray, foggy and damp, so I decided to post the most fun painting I could find.
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I painted it on a 8x8x3" canvas, so even the shape is unique. It's chunky and cute and it resides on a bookshelf , where it brightens the whole room. I cannot help but smile each time I look at it. The canvas was a mistake. I did not realize how deep it was when I ordered it. What could I possibly do with it? Well, for this painting, I think it is perfect! Have a fantastic day!
Carol Schiff
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Friday, March 16, 2018
Where do I go from here?, Daily Painting, Small Oil Painting
Traditionally, January is when we evaluate our performance over the last twelve months, and look at the direction we are headed. I am a little late!
I looked through my posts from last year, and picked out my favorite pieces, hoping against hope that they will tell me where I am headed.
Abstract Expressionism?
Maybe....
Thick Paint?
Impressionism?
Brushwork?
Knife?
Really thin paint?
Artistically, I see nothing but question marks. I want to have a clear plan, a path to follow and mark my progress, but alas, it evades me.
I looked through my posts from last year, and picked out my favorite pieces, hoping against hope that they will tell me where I am headed.
Abstract Expressionism?
Maybe....
Thick Paint?
Impressionism?
Really thin paint?
Or does it really matter?
All this thinking is making my head hurt!
I am happy I found this many pieces, from last year, that speak to ME. I am happy with them which makes me happy with me.
Maybe 2018 will find me treading the straight and narrow.....but somehow, I don't think so.
Thank you all, for joining me on my crazy, unplanned journey!
Hubby keeps me grounded!
Carol Schiff
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