Showing posts with label abstract art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label abstract art. Show all posts

Sunday, January 31, 2010

The Love of Abstracts

Windswept Love
by Artist Rita Squier

Abstract Acrylic Painting
10 x 10 inch Canvas

With Valentine's Day on it's way, I decided to create an abstract painting along the same lines as my abstract seascape series but using the vibrant color of red. It has been created on a square 10 inch canvas that can be hung on a wall with or without a frame.

Monday, November 16, 2009

Fun Abstracts

Teal Drips
by Artist Rita Squier

Original Watercolor & Ink Abstract Painting
Size: 11 x 15 inches

There is something very appealing and fun about creating abstract paintings. I love to create abstracts using watercolors. I've done a bunch in acrylics too, which someday I should post on my blog. The spontaneity and unpredictability of the watercolor is fun and intriguing.

Monday, November 9, 2009

Abstract Watercolors

Spiders
by Artist Rita Squier

Original Watercolor Painting
Size: 11 x 15 inches

Today is a gloriously warm and sunny day! I have plans to spend a bit of time outdoors today to soak up some warmth and sunshine. With the return of warm temperatures seems to come the return of little creatures.

Monday, September 28, 2009

Simplicity in Abstract Art

Umber Drips
by Artist Rita Squier

Original Watercolor Painting
Size: 11" x 15"

Sometimes it is the sheer simplicity in abstract art that is the most fascinating. As with almost any style of painting you can create your own story behind a piece. The subtle changes in light and value, the mood, the colors, contribute to creating a very subjective meaning, a very personal experience for each individual person. I believe everyone has their own take on what they see and what they feel about a painting. Sure you can contemplate what the artist was thinking, what the artist was trying to paint ... give it a try ...

What do you see in this painting?
What is the feeling in this painting?
What was the artist thinking about when creating this painting?

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