geometric abstracts Archives - Sharon Pierce McCullough

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Geometry in Motion

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As I continue with my geometric abstracts, many of my newer pieces of art are taking on a very minimalist look. This fun painting is done with acrylics and mixed media on bristol board. I’m having a lot of fun creating the paintings in this newest series.

I must admit that I am constantly drawn to paint black backgrounds, then work with fun bold color to finish the painting. But I am continually experiementing with other color combinations. I really like how this painting turned out and the colors on the red background.

Painting:titled Relationships, 19×24 inches. Copyright Sharon Pierce McCullough

Livin the Life

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March 13, 2013

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This new abstract painting titled Livin the Life signifies the fun and excitement one can experience if they are open to new adventures on the path of life. Painted with acrylics on 19×24″ paper.

I love the colors and movement in this new painting. Since I have been away from my studio for the past week helping my eldest son pack up his house for a move, I have missed not being in the studio. There is a part of me that needs to create on a daily basis, so I haven’t been getting my creative fix lately.

Today, I sent in a preliminary application to the Harpo Foundation, in hopes of getting some grant money this year. Hopefully, I will be able to keep painting on a continuous basis, so that I can get into some good gallery exhibitions.

My plans for an exciting new body of work are taking shape, exciting new abstracts, so sometime in the near future I will share the plan with you.

HopScotch

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March 2, 2013

It’s quite amazing how many different styles of abstract paintings are created each and every day. But when you think about the mindset of the artist, perhaps it’s not so amazing after all. I do find that mood and weather … sunny day, gloomy day … all play a part in what you, as an artist, end up painting.

for, example, this painting on paper, which I titled HopScotch, was off the board different when I painted it … from what I was currently painting. I’m not sure I can really explain it, but sometimes your hand just takes over.

HopScotch, acrylics on bristol board, 2013, Sharon Pierce McCullough.