Showing posts with label Abstract art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Abstract art. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 21, 2010

That chair! in That room! 12"by24"



This piece has been on my mind all week. It is an abstract piece. I wont say more than that. Feel it out and Enjoy!

Thursday, December 2, 2010

Some of the rooms in Eco City





The parks in Eco city.





Eco city! 4 by 6 feet


Well it took a wile but this piece is finally finished.
This piece was inspired by my green roof condo series and my wind turbine series.
This is the largest wood burning of mine to date. I am hoping to work on larger pieces like this in the future. I considered making this piece double this size with a larger park, but i decided to stick with a piece of wood that i could Cary home. maybe i will be commissioned to make that larger piece one day? lets hope so :)
As allot of you know i love design and architecture. The rooms if you look close have various people stiles in mind. Example the guy that likes 60s design. The person who likes machine age lamps and minimal furniture, the art deco lover and even the arts and crafts geek. Oh and don't forget the cluttered guys house. Really this is all parts of what i love in design and peoples character.
I also love the buildings, the wind turbines with the viewing station. This is a concept piece. maybe one day cities will place a little much more emphasis on making parks on top of all our new buildings. This could help to double the amount of public spaces we have in out cities. At the very least we can dream of such a concept!

Sunday, February 8, 2009

The wave. and PRIMARY A B and C have a home.






I am proud to have 4 large paintings permanently hanging in the SHERBOURNE HEALTH CENTER in TORONTO. THE WAVE, 4 by 8ft and the 3 together are called PRIMARY A B and C,3 by 5ft each
I have tried to take clear photos of these 4 pieces but they still look off. my camera does not seem to shoot green as punchy as it truly is. Also my paintings are very textured, but photos seem to look flat. Regardless they look great for the people who get to see them in real life.
I was lucky when i was taking a few photos of the art, i meet one of the cleaning staff and she told me how much they made her happy every time she passes them :)
That was nice!

THE 1970s LIBRARY


I did this painting last week. Its 4.5 by 6 feet.
I will put more of my paintings up soon.
I must say in this photo the green is a bit off. the painting looks much better.
You can see the time lapsed video of the making of the painting on youtube. Just follow the youtube link at the top of this blog or look up blairsart.
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The early morning bonfire