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Composition 2.62
Gouache on paper
9.5 x 8.5 inches
2011
Tom Burtonwood is a Chicago based artist who creates systems based geometric paintings, reliefs, sculpture and digital art works. This set contains currently available pieces from the "Color Studies / Composition 2" series. Please email tburtonwood@gmail.com for more information.
In July 2011 I published a book documenting all 100 Color Studies. For further information about the book please click this link: tomburtonwood.com/color-study-book/
To see more images of my other works please visit my website tomburtonwood.com .
Becuase of Anita Baker, I love daffodils. When I see them, I remeber riding the bus on Sunday mornings to work when I was a teenager listening to her "Compositions" album
"Like water flows down from a hill
And yellow grows on daffodils
I'm gonna learn to love you better
To the letter, baby
Like morning dew on southern pines
And honey that bees leave behind
I'm gonna love you sweet to the letter
You'll find no better"
1990 - Anita Baker - "Love You to the Letter"
Experimentation of color and textile design using different techniques, such as photoshop and embroidery. I wanted to combine Van Gogh's paintings, so i used the painting of the Sunflowers and overlapped part of it with colours from The Starry night.
a quick watercolor sketch of this collection by fiona watson... i find her work really inspiring and was at a loss for what to paint... it turned out to be a nice exercise. blogged here: to go into the world
Wandering lonely as a cloud is a concept devised by man
For him to muse upon in his own lonely state…down ‘there’.
Whilst - ‘up here’ - I’m never lonely.
But I am wondering what to do with my life, and thats a question only I can answer. What can be more lonely than that?
This one's a question. Which image is "better"? Taken from the same camera position. First image is a regular (17mm) shot from my "normal" height. For the second image the camera height is raised and the lens shifted down to compensate. Two very different perspectives - which one do you think is the better RE image?