Coloured pencil on pastel board
I would love to see this particular composition produced as a mosaic, maybe in a church courtyard. This drawing came from my work with small stones and pebbles that I have developed over the past 20 or so years and my interest in Christian symbolism.
It’s good to see one’s art expressed in a totally different way, especially outside a frame and in a more three-dimensional context.
Today Val and I are off to Cooktown until Thursday. I hope to gather some new art ideas while I’m up there.
Wednesday: My first ‘tropical’ abstract.
Richard
Hi, I must admit I am a bit slow, but only today I discovered your web page!
I like the idea of using your drawings in a church stained glass, is that what you meant? I am fascinated by your interpretation of christian symbolism. Do you know ancient romanesque architecture and its “opus spicatum” in the walls as a symbolism for the fish? Some of your works make me think of it. Warm regards!
Hi Carmen, I am familiar with Romanesque Art, but I shall investigate it a little further. My fish symbol was developed from the early Christians’ mark-making and Jesus saying I
“I will make you (the disciples) fishers of men”.