 Please wait while the content loads...   Member since: Jun-07-07Registered in: United States | Stepping back from the canvas with a paintbrush in my mouth and two others in my hand, I can see myself translated into my artwork. I look down at the pools of colorful paint that cover my palette and see the depth of saying exactly what I want to say with my work. It’s a delightful challenge to blend the optimal elements of meaning and content with color, brushwork, and composition. With every new piece comes a new chance to convey something. The goal is to illicit a response. To see people contemplate the message in my work [ see more] Stepping back from the canvas with a paintbrush in my mouth and two others in my hand, I can see myself translated into my artwork. I look down at the pools of colorful paint that cover my palette and see the depth of saying exactly what I want to say with my work. It’s a delightful challenge to blend the optimal elements of meaning and content with color, brushwork, and composition. With every new piece comes a new chance to convey something. The goal is to illicit a response. To see people contemplate the message in my work is the ultimate reward; I want them not only to enjoy the piece as they view it, I want them to take something away from that piece which they can keep with them always.
One look at my paint laden overalls, my choice in canvas shapes, and my bright yellow tool chest full of materials and mediums is usually enough to illustrate that I have an artistic style that is uniquely me. To start a piece I begin by underpainting with colors intended to enhance the final work; I deal with color very deliberately because I feel it is one of the most important aesthetic components. Next I set out working around the canvas painting detail areas usually starting with the background and moving towards the foreground. There is always a delicate and intriguing tension between these two hemispheres reminiscent of the duality of my own personality. The background is usually very dynamic and full of freedom and the foreground focuses on attention to detail and realistic perspective. In the polarity of these two approaches, the work comes to life with an overall vitality.
Please enjoy my work and feel free to contact me to chat about existing pieces or to talk about future works you would like to commission.
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 Member since: Jun-07-07Registered in: United States | | Log in to Scribble a message on Chloe Mooberry's message canvas. | | John Earl said: Hello Chloe,I recently joined BG and I just saw your work. It’s really wonderful. Stop by and take a look at mine sometime.~John Earl | | | | Abstract Art By Sharon Cummings said: Hi Chloe!You have sold 3 paintings so far.....everyone has to start somewhere and you are off to a good start! Keep painting. I know it is hard if you have a regular job that takes your time and energy. But if you can squeeze in as much time as possible with the brush, your work will continue to grow and expand. I will keep an eye on your progress. :) Sharon | | |
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