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When an artist uses absence as an instrument of creation, abundant possibility is revealed. Inspired by the process of removing material, Subtractive Layers explores minimalist ground. Striations of contrast were revealed by intentionally removing paint from canvas to create color shifts in individual tiles. This painterly quality adds to the visual of the two style, 12” x 24” collection, with layered colors that are reminiscent of painted canvas.
“For the paintings that inspired Subtractive Layers, I chose to work with acrylic paints and used a palette knife and a comb for the process. A simple stroke of the comb created a beautiful, rich texture and removed the paint, letting the canvas shine through, while also creating peaks and valleys that added depth, shadows and highlights.”
— Kelly Williams, Senior Resilient Designer
With every subtraction, texture is multiplied, color magnified, and composition unified. Add less, reveal more, with this Best of Neocon award winning resilient.
Senior Resilient Designer Kelly Williams said, “For the paintings that inspired Subtractive Layers, I chose to work with acrylic paints and used a palette knife and a comb for the process. A simple stroke of the comb created a beautiful, rich texture and removed the paint, letting the canvas shine through, while also creating peaks and valleys that added depth, shadows and highlights.”
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What if we could design through the mind’s eye? Pulling from the senses to inspire new visions. Turning off the noise to design from within. This is your blank canvas – the freedom to create your custom expression. This idea book will help open the mind to all the possibilities. Delve in. Where will your curiosity take you? Explore in Idea Book, Issue 4.
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