Frequency (for Unstruck)

Hoodieman

There's No Stopping Now

In Transition

My studies at Brighton University are almost finished, only couple of weeks to go and it's over. Looking at the work I did before the Uni and what I am working on now, the change in style is huge. I have started to trust my own intuition and am having more fun! My work's getting more abstract and free. I am starting to work more with painting after my Master's.

I've always been scared of big canvases, but I have now tackled one. Even if slight stiffness maybe comes across, I'm happy with the result (the one added today, "O"). Medium sized cardboard feels like the most tempting material to work on at the moment. I am slightly in love with cardboard boxes too! There is something really nice about cardboard, it's humble, unpretentious material.

Oh, and I will add to my link list two of my favourites artists: Riitta Ikonen and Tal R. They have completely different style, but both have playful, fun attitude towards life. That's the way to go.

O

Acrylic on canvas, size 81 x 115 cm.

Two

Acrylic, pen and collage on cardboard, size 80 x 52 cm.

Mushrooms

Don't Be Scared