editing your artwork

EDITING YOUR ARTWORK

Kenny Harst - Using paint or ink drips to cover and add mystery

Rosalie Gasciogne - Leave some areas of a grid blank; cut up a bigger work into small pieces and reassemble

Glenn’s “TV Guile” Series – Cover areas that are too busy with paint and blend into image

(Also Glenn) Paint things out, change ordinary magazine images and text to something unexpected

(demo) – Add papers to create unity; remove letters from words to create new words or associations

Jeff Raymond – Repetitively write over and cover imagery to “black it out” and create texture

Herbert Pfostl – Add new work on top of old work then paint it all to unify

Lawrence Carroll – get rid of everything but the essentials

Walter Rast – paint over everything with thinned gesso, then find new shapes and bring them out, add

text

Diana Elrod – Create new shape on top of old one with paint

Eric Jordan – Just keep adding

stuff!

Anselm Kiefer- Paint out a lot!

Pagely Tucker – Add color all over

Frances Holmes – Removing

busy areas with gesso and

collage; creating big geometric shapes to simplify

composition

Karen Justis – Add a layer of transparent or

translucent image over full

text

Sally Wassink – Create new shapes

with over-sized lettering

Alice Leach – put several smaller works together

to create a bigger one and unify

with ink

Andi Arnovitz- Roll up some of your writings and create a set of scrolls to be mounted on strong paper or displayed in a box

Jane Davies – Create a new composition with color blocks