Then there are also the long evenings of the summer, when the sun has set and only a little pink remains in the sky before, gradually the light goes. The long summer evenings in northern (and I suppose, southern) latitudes is glorious.
A Glasgow studio working in stained glass, kiln formed glass, acid etching, and sandblasting.
Tuesday, 16 September 2008
Autumn Already?
Still at work with variations on the "Margins". These colours remind me of dawn in the late autumn. Dark when you get up (in Scotland at least) with amber and even brown light merging (sometimes) to bright sunlight.
Sunday, 14 September 2008
More "Edges"
I am still working with the "Margins" series, and finding the boundary aspect of the concept interesting. Here the image (in my head) is of water flowing into an estuary with obstructions in the way of the flow. The boundary is an arbitrary straight line of the political kind we draw across continents dividing one person from another, lupming diverse peoples together without regard to how they fit.
Friday, 12 September 2008
Autumn in Summer
You may have noticed an autumnal feeling to the colours in the last couple of postings. Well, it has not been a really good summer in Scotland (or the UK either). There is more than just the autumnal leaves on the water about these two. There is a heaviness looming over the pieces, apparently brilliant varigated colour, but concealing the blackness.
Autumn Water
Layered Boundaries
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