What is Autrey Art?
Random artworks by Lucy Autrey Wilson
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Repainted Back Garden 3
It was observed, correctly, that I tend to paint inside the box. It's true - the mathematical side of my brain loves things to be neat and tidy. I heard the artistic side of my brain crying out to be freed from the tyranny of my organized self and repainted this 24"x18" oil on canvas which used to look like this. I like it better now.
Monday, September 5, 2011
Cotswold Dream
I had a mysterious dream in which I entered St. Edward's Parish Church in the Cotswold Wool town of Stow-on-the-Wold and was transported to another world. New oil on canvas 36" x 36"
Friday, August 26, 2011
Disguise Revealed
I concur with the quote from Margaret Atwood: "Everyone else my age is an adult, whereas I am merely in disguise." For more on this, check out the Illustration Friday website.
Sunday, August 21, 2011
Surfing the Big One
This composite was done to illustrate the word "influence" for Illustration Friday's weekly challenge. Most of what I draw & paint is influenced by nature. This photo of the ocean, taken at North Beach in 2009, is superimposed with an illustration of "The Big Wave," done years ago using Saatchi on-line's digital painting tools. Then a pen & ink drawing of a surfer, modeled after nephew Gregory when he was younger, was added. The Big Wave was originally inspired by a series of nightmares I used to have in which I nearly drowned from tidal waves. Happily those big waves seem to have receded and I have safely paddled out to where the ocean is a bit calmer.
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Longbow Oregon Art
Two recent pen & ink & watercolor paintings done at the Longbow Organizational Camp in Oregon: Longbow Bough and River Rocks
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Rainbow Studies - Final Ibiza Painting
The painting "Life Map Rainbow" (top, pen & ink & watercolor painted in Ibiza July, 2011 ) is juxtaposed with the "Fractured Rainbow" painting done in Greece in 2010. I was happier in Ibiza than in Greece when the paintings were done. More important is remembering that even when things are bleak there are always rainbows!
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