donald martiny
Oh my word. Giant, juicy paint strokes on the wall? Yes, yes, a thousand times yes. This is the work of American artist Donald Martiny… how, you ask? Polymer and dispersed pigment on aluminum. Stunning.
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Oh my word. Giant, juicy paint strokes on the wall? Yes, yes, a thousand times yes. This is the work of American artist Donald Martiny… how, you ask? Polymer and dispersed pigment on aluminum. Stunning.
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Oh, *yes*.
They would work wonderful with your new collage series. If you decided to do them on a large scale :)But stunning as they are as well!
exactly what i was thinking… probably why i love them so much ; )
ooey gooey good!
These should be exhibited near a large Claes Oldenburg paint brush! 🙂 Just recently found your blog, enjoying it very much!
yes! (and thank you) : )
It’s art for artists! Hard to imagine not feeling inspired to get up and paint with one of those beautiful pieces hanging nearby. Thanks for sharing!
Fine art. Nice colors:)