As I mentioned in my previous post, “Deforestation” was originally painted in 1991 using India ink for the line work and the background texture and gouache for the color areas. I digitally scanned the original art and what you see in this post is essentially that art as it was painted twenty years ago. That being said, I did use Photoshop to brighten the colors some, add my signature and copyright, but other than those very minor changes, the original art remains unaffected.
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Monday, October 10, 2011
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Deforestation
Originally painted in 1991, what you’re seeing now is a bit of a hybrid. The black line work and background texture was painted twenty years ago, using India ink and brushes. And although it was colored similarly back then, the color you see in this version has been applied using Photoshop. The original colors were painted in gouache.
This “Nagelesque” style is firmly taking hold, as seen in “Princess”, “Tex” and “Nagel Boy”. My artwork has always been stylized and graphic. But after seeing Patrick Nagel’s work, my commitment to this style, which I have often referred to as “high tech coloring book”, is unwavering.
I have been presenting my work somewhat chronologically, indicating something of a progression. Hopefully, this progression shows some level of improvement.
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