
Having got excited about improvising on Cowl (see last post), I went back to the above painting, which I’d shelved and applied the same method. You can see the original digital construct the painting was based on here. Less of the initial image survived.
In the digital construct for the next painting Fissure, I deliberately left areas of the image blank so I had somewhere to improvise, while retaining a the skeleton of a composition.

But once I started improvising the composition became less and less sustainable – it collapsed under the weight of the paint marks; the imagery was being buried…

More in the next post…
Fantastic work.
Thanks very much Rabirius! Much appreciated.
You are an ARTIST!!
Thanks so much Chris! Much appreciated.
I love what you do in these
Thanks! Yes, it’s funny coming back to this approach – the painting and these digital images kind of feed each other at the moment…really nice to hear from you Chris.
Likewise Richard!!
Must go for the winter… cold doesn’t agree with my feathers.
Ha, quite!
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