Tombow marker and water, ink, charcoal, pastel and oil pastel on watercolor paper, about 9" x 13".
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About Me
- Jean Spitzer
- Lately, I've been using life drawing as a starting place for works that combine reality, imagination and experience. See more of my work on Instagram at www.instagram.com/jeanspitzer/.
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You can reach me at jeanspitzer@gmail.com.
You can reach me at jeanspitzer@gmail.com.
Pictures, Stories, Poems
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- Woman in Pink and Orange (iPad Painting)
- At the Art Gallery (iPad Sketch)
- At the Bakery (iPad Sketch)
- Woman in Orange and Blue (iPad Sketch)
- Woman in Yellow and Orchid
- Vase with Twelve Sunflowers (iPad Painting)
- At the Fresh Pot (iPad Sketch)
- Woman; Big Hand (2005)
- Artichoke in Flower (iPad Painting)
- Barista on Cell Phone; Barista Talking (iPad Sketc...
- Seated Woman in Charcoal
- Afternoon Tea (iPad Sketch 11)
- At the Gym (iPad Painting Number 9)
- Woman Sleeping in Chair
- At the Gym 2 (8th iPad Sketch)
- Dreaming in Blue and Purple (iPad drawing 5)
- At the Shopping Mall (Fourth iPad Sketch)
- At the Cafe 3. (Third iPad Drawing)
- At the Cafe 2 (Second I-pad Sketch)
- I-pad Sketch 1 (Man Reading)
- Sleeping Woman 2
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I have really had my head stuck up my self centered...look what I've been missing. Your nude is pure you, wonderful values. Your sunflowers sing with that range of greens and I'm crazy about the guy in the cap looking down. Great iPad control Jean. Sorry I've been so negligent.
ReplyDeleteThis one really benefits from a good long look. At first it seems all grays, but there is more color than one first realizes. Lovely
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ReplyDeleteThanks, Chieftess and Linda.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Margaret and Karin.
ReplyDeleteThis drawing is even more complex and subtly colorful in person.
One of the things I like about the iPad works is that there's no fiddling with a camera and lighting to get at best just a fair approximation of the beauty of the work in person. What you see on the screen is all there is, with the iPad drawings.
And one reason I'll keep doing works on paper and canvas and board is the complexity and textures and nuances possible with these supports. And of course, the joy of touch.
I do hope you stick with paper and canvas. The iPad drawings are interesting, but for me, the others have more emotional complexity and implications in color.
ReplyDeleteI see this one as a girl burying her face--in sorrow? embarrassment?
Thanks, Banjo. I am just starting out with iPad, so who knows.
ReplyDeleteShe does look like she is trying to disappear.
ReplyDeleteAnd meanwhile I don't exactly know what color her mood is at that moment.
ReplyDeleteColors are confusing, sometimes.
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