Vertical Sequential Color

#1009, vertical sequential color, 36"h x 11"w. watercolor, ink suspended in polyvinyl resin glue on wood.

Colors change gradually as they move down the format. 9 colors, 11 positions means the colors are always offset by two, resulting in a diagonal swath of darker, cooler colors moving up thru the center of the painting from lower left to upper right.

Sequential Color

#1007, 24"h x 18"w.

Watercolor, ink, polyvinyl resin on wood.

A sequential group of 7 colors are repeated, horizontally, left to right, top to bottom:

blue, yellow, brown, red, grey, green, and orange. A different formula with each repetition.

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DIPTYCH

My first glue painting diptych. Two paintings designed and created to hang together as one piece. Each 42"h x 24"w. Radiant strategy from an implied center between the two pieces.

William Loveless Glue Paintings.

Subtlety

#1003, 24"h x 18"w.

Going for a more subtle color palette with emphasis on grey. Greys are the most difficult colors to produce in this technique, and I'm still working on developing more. I became fascinated by the relationship of the greys and greens while working on the earthtone pallette and wanted to isolate it here. The visual power of grey is often underestimated.

Select Expansion Events

A collage of individual expansion events from #1001 and #1002 (see complete paintings below).

2010 GLUE SEASON BEGINS

First new pieces of the 2010 season. Each 42"h x 24"w. Antipodal Resonance Strategy. I begin where i left off last season - an earthtone palette, with about 40 new color formulas. This elongated format is new, based on the golden rectangle.

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Video Slide Show

Slide show of the complete 2009 glue paintings.

Lateral dimensions range from 12" to 36".