Over the Summer months I had time to work on a few marbled art pieces. I put together a medley of patterns to be cut up and used like a stencil to make layers in the marbling.
The designs were mostly patterns built from simple geometric shapes.
A cosmic circle mandala
I really like the circles. I don't use black to often in my work, but in this case it wouldn't be the same without it.
Concentric perspective
Forcing the perspective a bit really makes it feel like the pattern continues beyond the frame.
It keeps going... and going
And some of the pieces reflect the seasonal sunshine.
As above...
...So below
But really I am dreaming about those Portland rain puddles.
and pond ripples.
In Other News
I've started selling prints and t-shirts again at the Portland Saturday Market. A weekly local Art & Craft faire on the Portland waterfront. Stop in and check out stuff first hand if your in the area.
----Workshops----
I will be hosting a Turkish paper marbling workshop at San Clemente Art Supply on September 16th.
I will be hosting a Turkish paper marbling workshop at ASW's Catalyst Gallery on September 17th.
Thats all for now!
Are you interested in commissioning custom art or booking an ebru art lesson, workshop, demo, party, or performance? Contact me at art@dannyebru.com
Peace & Love,
- Danny
Tuesday, September 5, 2017
Shapes of things
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Thursday, June 8, 2017
Auspicious Art
I'm back with another screen print and paper marbling mixed media design. The goal this time was to create a beautiful goddess. The Hindu Goddess Lakshmi to be precise.
A sign of auspicious fortune!
The Goddess Lakshmi represents luck, wealth, and beauty. People look to Lakshmi to lead them to both material and spiritual prosperity.
After making the screen print and ebru mixed media pieces I grabbed my stencils and spray paint and made some mixed media pieces of a different variety. I have been enjoying finding ways to include the new transparent spray paints into my art. Since Lakshmi is associated with wealth and gold I used my transparent yellow paint to enhance the design.
marbled birch wood, mixed media
Golden Goddess.
In Other News
----Workshops----
I will be hosting a Turkish paper marbling workshop at San Clemente Art Supply on September 16th.
I will be hosting a Turkish paper marbling workshop at ASW's Catalyst Gallery on September 17th.
Thats all for now!
Are you interested in commissioning custom art or booking an ebru art lesson, workshop, demo, party, or performance? Contact me at art@dannyebru.com
Peace & Love,
- Danny
A sign of auspicious fortune!
The Goddess Lakshmi represents luck, wealth, and beauty. People look to Lakshmi to lead them to both material and spiritual prosperity.
After making the screen print and ebru mixed media pieces I grabbed my stencils and spray paint and made some mixed media pieces of a different variety. I have been enjoying finding ways to include the new transparent spray paints into my art. Since Lakshmi is associated with wealth and gold I used my transparent yellow paint to enhance the design.
marbled birch wood, mixed media
Golden Goddess.
In Other News
----Workshops----
I will be hosting a Turkish paper marbling workshop at San Clemente Art Supply on September 16th.
I will be hosting a Turkish paper marbling workshop at ASW's Catalyst Gallery on September 17th.
Thats all for now!
Are you interested in commissioning custom art or booking an ebru art lesson, workshop, demo, party, or performance? Contact me at art@dannyebru.com
Peace & Love,
- Danny
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Friday, March 24, 2017
Infinite Perspective
Over the years I've made quite a few pieces with repeating geometric patterns. When I'm done with a piece I scan it, and I'll frame it. Then if I want to get any photos of a piece after it is framed I'll have to shoot it from an angle to avoid reflections and glare from the glass. It is those angled photos that inspired these tilted perspective honeycomb designs.
Hive minded
The forced perspective can make the pattern look like it could go on forever.
Infinite perspective
My new studio assistant
In Other News
----Workshops----
I will be hosting a Turkish paper marbling workshop at San Clemente Art Supply on September 16th.
I will be hosting a Turkish paper marbling workshop at ASW's Catalyst Gallery on September 17th.
Thats all for now!
Are you interested in commissioning custom art or booking an ebru art lesson, workshop, demo, party, or performance? Contact me at art@dannyebru.com
Peace & Love,
- Danny
Hive minded
The forced perspective can make the pattern look like it could go on forever.
Infinite perspective
My new studio assistant
In Other News
----Workshops----
I will be hosting a Turkish paper marbling workshop at San Clemente Art Supply on September 16th.
I will be hosting a Turkish paper marbling workshop at ASW's Catalyst Gallery on September 17th.
Thats all for now!
Are you interested in commissioning custom art or booking an ebru art lesson, workshop, demo, party, or performance? Contact me at art@dannyebru.com
Peace & Love,
- Danny
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