| Type of art | Medium | Technique | Object type | Style | Theme | Surface | Color |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Painting 84 2-d 65 Ceramic 37 Printmaking 36 Illustration 32 Drawing 27 3-d 24 Photography 22 Mixed media 21 |
Acrylic 47 Ink 47 Porcelain 25 Film 19 Gouache 17 Oil 15 Spray paint 12 Ceramic 10 Paint 9 |
Gesture 22 Monotype 20 Painting 20 Graffiti 16 Slip-cast 16 Etching 13 Wheel thrown 13 |
2-d 121 For the wall 41 3-d 32 Functional 18 Sculpture 14 Painting 7 Plate 4 Cup 3 |
Abstract 73 Modern 52 Surreal 35 Folk 28 Pop art 23 Surrealism 22 Urban 22 Primitive 20 Avant garde 14 |
People 42 Figure 36 Pop culture 28 History 27 Humor 24 Environment 23 Surreal 23 Urban 23 Function 21 Landscape 21 |
Paper 82 Glaze 24 Canvas 22 Wood panel 20 Bare clay 11 Semi-gloss 11 Glass 4 Luster 4 Decal 3 |
Multicolored 54 Blue 52 White 51 Red 32 Black 31 Grey 31 Yellow 31 Green 28 Brown 27 |
Originally an etching, I decided to go back into this work with different tools such as sandpaper, metal scrubbies, and a razor blade. I wanted to play with the surface texture by physically altering the etching. It is a part of an on-going series of original constellation drawings and designs.
Scout Dunbar
Color Constellation Study
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Item Specs
| Size | 8.5in x 11.0in (WxH) |
|---|---|
| Type of art |
2-D Design Drawing Mixed media Painting Printmaking |
| Medium |
Acrylic paint Ink Paint Watercolor |
| Technique |
Etching Painting Printmaking |
| Object type |
2-D For the Wall |
| Style |
Abstract Folk Modern Primitive |
| Theme |
Animals Architecture Environment Landscape Nature |
| Surface |
Paper |
| Color |
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$375.00
Scout Dunbar
Impermanence, change, control and lack thereof. The layers of information I create in my prints and paintings examine the discussion between control and chaos. By juxtaposing grids and harsh lines with the natural tendencies of my materials, I attempt to examine the relationship between the order we seek and the spontaneity that is inherent in nature. The constant application and erosion of image touches on the fleeting qualities of history and time by linking future opportunities with past occurrences. The endless joining of lines and shapes, as well as the layering of color and texture further suggests the idea of connectivity. By merging together all of these ideas I hope to create work that forces the viewer to detach themselves from their material world and get lost in the wavering layers of line and texture.
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