Craft Works - Let's Get Creative!

[Jett129]

Just curious…Do you sketch these out beforehand?

[A Former User]

@Jett129 No. It just evolves until the paper can’t take any more. Each peace is essentially a conglomeration of multiple compositions, hopefully woven together through time into a unique and fascinating paradox of figure and ground. It’s not a good way to have an art career, but it produces some unique artifacts that I’m proud to have had the opportunity to create. Thanks for asking!

[Jett129]

The center of the piece looks more symmetrical and uniform than any of your other compositions,which made me wonder if there was some planning involved. Your artwork never ceases to amaze me,

[A Former User]

I should’ve described myself better, apologies. There is definitely planning involved between layers, as to what to do next in order to unite the previous layers into some vaguely coherent whole, but most of the peaces I’ve posted here all began as something else and evolved into their final composition serendipitously. That will change in the future as I begin new ones and try to integrate what I’ve learned in the process of finishing the old projects, but I still have a few that I’m working on where I’m just making it up as I go. The symmetry is useful for the last few that have come to completion because I was attempting to channel a psychedelic zen garden and the pareidolia and implied order is useful to the experience, even on a base geometric level.

[Jett129]

Thank you so much for the detailed explanation. Hopefully someday I’ll be in Colorado when you are and I can buy you a beer.

[A Former User]

[Cutlasshound]

Put some swarovski crystals on my daughters denim jacket….....

She’s only 3. Amazed she didn’t harass the f**k out of me the entire time

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[Giles]

Boom

[Matty123]

Well done @adam313

And @Cutlasshound

[ROman]

Nice job @Cutlasshound .

[A Former User]

Beautiful @Cutlasshound

Many thanks @Matty123

Some daily zen

[Chris]

@Cutlasshound:

This is the look of a thoroughly successful project. Nice work, @Cutlasshound.

[Chris]

For whatever reason, I've been making tables recently.  Julie wanted something to go over the dog's kennel to make it less ugly and more useful, since it takes up a fair amount of space.  So I made what she requested.  There are some things I'd do differently, were I to build another, but it turned out better than I expected.

[Anesthetist]

Pretty impressive project @Chris. I think it turned out really well.
Woodworking has always been something I wanted to try but dont have near the space or time or skill quite frankly.

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[Giles]

That looks great Chris….

[Cutlasshound]

Sweet!

Looks great!

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[Seul]

@Giles:

That looks great Hank….

[Chris]

Thanks, guys. Like I said, it turned out better than I expected.  Don't be fooled, though- I'm still generally useless.

[Palmer]

Here’s an oil painting I just finished this evening.

Land Of The Free
Oil on canvas
24 in x 36 in

Bonus pic: Wearing my hickory stripe apron. The stripes do a great job of not showing stains.

[Giles]

@Palmer:

Here’s an oil painting I just finished this evening.

V nice…..

@Palmer:

The stripes do a great job of not showing stains.

Which is exactly why railroad workers used to wear hickory stripe…