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Maggie, Joe Godleski, Oil on Board |
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Foxy, Joe Godleski, Oil on Canvas |
Here's a couple of portraits of family dogs - Foxy and Maggie. Foxy's portrait was originally a much bigger canvas but upon further review, the interesting part could be distilled down to a 10" by 10" window, and so with scissors and new stretchers, it was. Maggie's portrait is done on gessoed Elephant board, which turned out to be a much smoother medium to work with versus trying to traverse the hills and dales of canvas. I'll be using more board moving forward. On another note, the Bowdoin season has resumed. The lecture / slide presentation by Mark Wethli on his public art documented his efforts to complete a work,
Civitas, for the Muskie School of Public Service. Mr. Wethli abstracted Lorenzetti's 14th century fresco,
Effects of Good Government on City Life for this work. The walkthrough from idea to design to build for this project provided a behind-the-scenes insight into the soon-to-be finished work of art.
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