“Arrowrock, Left”. 9×12 PA oil on canvas, by Rog Lyngaas, 19may08, using choate7 palette.
“Arrowrock, Right”, 9×12 PA oil on canvas, by Rog Lyngaas, 19may08, using choate7 palette.
The last few days have been my diptych theme. In my artist statement, is talk about a “Contradiction of Thought”. I kind of like doing diptyches, because it makes it easy to express this. Is this a Yin & Yang thing; or is just being a devil’s advocate — like many people with the letters “aas” in their last name? I don’t know. All I know is I may be doing more diptyches in the future.
The two paintings today are the ones I did at Arrowrock when the “Greetings Guests!” pictures were taken. I am very proud of them, because I finally seem to be inserting red into my plein air work.
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Arrowrock Diptych
“Arrowrock, Left”. 9×12 PA oil on canvas, by Rog Lyngaas, 19may08, using choate7 palette.
“Arrowrock, Right”, 9×12 PA oil on canvas, by Rog Lyngaas, 19may08, using choate7 palette.
The last few days have been my diptych theme. In my artist statement, is talk about a “Contradiction of Thought”. I kind of like doing diptyches, because it makes it easy to express this. Is this a Yin & Yang thing; or is just being a devil’s advocate — like many people with the letters “aas” in their last name? I don’t know. All I know is I may be doing more diptyches in the future.
The two paintings today are the ones I did at Arrowrock when the “Greetings Guests!” pictures were taken. I am very proud of them, because I finally seem to be inserting red into my plein air work.
This entry was posted on June 16, 2008 at 11:37 pm and is filed under Boise, Boise River, Idaho, PaintMap.com, commentary, diptych, landscape, plein air with tags art, fine art, landscape painting, oil painting, painting, plein air. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.