Since my works are typically filled with so many colors and details, I decided it would be fun to do a few pieces that were different for a change.... I was recently reviewing some works I had done awhile back, on cardboard; a normal canvas substitute for some great artists of the past; Picasso, Lautrec, Matisse, to name a few.... I find cardboard a fun surface to paint on, and love the obvious correlated lines evident.... In my interpretation, works on corrugated cardboard are supporting the statement that "Great art can be applied to any surface, regardless of how common..." Lightweight hook is attached to back, so this painting is ready to hang....
Since my works are typically filled with so many colors and details, I decided it would be fun to do a few pieces that were different for a change.... I was recently reviewing some works I had done awhile back, on cardboard; a normal canvas substitute for some great artists of the past; Picasso, Lautrec, Matisse, to name a few.... I find cardboard a fun surface to paint on, and love the obvious correlated lines evident.... In my interpretation, works on corrugated cardboard are supporting the statement that "Great art can be applied to any surface, regardless of how common..." Lightweight hook is attached to back, so this painting is ready to hang....
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