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Monthly Archives: June 2011
New Colors
For as long as I’ve painted in oil I’ve stuck to a really simple pallet of six colors and white. I think I’ve had a certain stubbornness towards understanding color better by limiting my pallet and mixing everything. But recently, … Continue reading
Posted in Studio Photos
Tagged Arnold Kemp, Boston, color, Contemporary Painting, Drawing, Mixing, Monotype, Paint, Pallet, Susanna Coffey, White, Yellow Ghost
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New Work
I updated my website. I think there are about twelve new paintings up along with a new page for animations, check it out and let me know what you think. www.austinfurtakcole.com I haven’t been painting very much lately as I’ve … Continue reading
Doubles Anyone?
Posted in Comics, drawing, Drawings, Sketch Book Drawings
Tagged comic, Doubles, Drawing, Entertainment, figurative, Fun, Humor, narrative, Sketches, Tennis
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Shoe Piles
I’ve been thinking about drawing shoes. I like how they’re made to fit the human form but also continue holding a variation of that form when they’re not being worn by a person. So, last night I decided to draw … Continue reading
Posted in drawing, Drawings, Sketch Book Drawings
Tagged abstract, Acumulation, Clothes, Collection, Drawing, History, Identity, Mounds, Objects, Piles, Sentimentality, Shoes, Sketches
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Next Step
So, I recently moved out of my studio in Burlington and into a new studio at the Vermont Studio Center. It really made me face how much work I have, a lot of which isn’t finished. As I was moving … Continue reading
Posted in drawing, Drawings, Sketch Book Drawings, Studio Photos
Tagged abstract, Art, Drawing, figurative, Fun, Paint, Painterly, Painting, Sketches, studio, Summer, Suspenders, Vermont Studio Center
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Studio Visit
It’s been awhile since I feel like I had a really good studio visit. Yesterday I met with Ellen Driscoll who’s a sculptor. I felt like she was able to understand what I am trying to do in my painting pretty … Continue reading
Posted in art, Paint, painterly, Painting
Tagged abstract, Art, Artificial, Brain, Ellen Driscoll, External, figurative, Internal, Intimate, Moving, Paint, Painterly, Painting, Vermont Studio Center, Wig
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