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by Buff Holtman
$28.00
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Having painted over this canvas several times, the image of a figure in the textured surface became apparent so the figure was painted with the... more
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Mixed Media
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Greeting Card
iPhone Case
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Round Beach Towel
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Portable Battery Charger
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Spiral Notebook
Fleece Blanket
Having painted over this canvas several times, the image of a figure in the textured surface became apparent so the figure was painted with the blanket made with self-painted tissue torn into pieces and applied individually. It sat that way for a very long time with different attempts at different backgrounds until the idea of a winter camp of Native Americans took hold. What did Indians have? Horses! And that is how this painting came into being.
In recent years I've tried different art processes, but my favorite is mixed media, especially using acrylics, paper collage, inks and image transfer on canvas. Color has always been a motivating factor, but using the different processes of creating art is what keeps me interested. Creating layers of color and shapes is my main goal in doing art today. Using self-stained tissue paper along with commercially-made paper as well as stamps and stencils helps me achieve layers that evoke nature. Compositions that are organic interest me more than sharp edges. Usually traditional images are in my work, but when creating abstract paintings, a flow of shape and perspective of depth are what I like. Born and raised in Iowa, I've been...
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