The texture on this painting is crumpled rice paper.
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Acrylic on canvas 48" H x 48" W
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About Me
- Nancy Eckels
- Canyon Country, California, United States
- As a child, Nancy Eckels won a prize in a children’s art contest. It would hint at her future. Her parents met in an oil painting class, and many of her aunts and uncles were artists, so she and her sister were immersed in art from the beginning. Nancy moved to Utah from New York at age 7 when her father was transferred for his work. The family spent summers exploring the national wonders of the west. Her father instilled in her an appreciation for the beauty and colors of nature, while her mother taught her the lessons of art. Nancy became a full time artist after ending another creative career. In California, she happily worked in television for many years. She was a director on the CBS daytime drama, "The Bold and the Beautiful" when she decided to move on to full time painting. Her worked has been placed in homes and businesses across the country. She continues to create paintings that speak to her and her collectors. Nancy will be painting as long as she can hold a brush. It's a passion that will not be lost to retirement. She lives with her husband in Canyon Country, California
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2 comments:
Nancy, I love these reworked paintings and that is exactly what I need to do soon. We are using Heavy Gel Medium (Matte) in our class to add texture. Is this what you are using with the rice paper? Our next assignment is to use some paper and fabric to give our painting more texture.
Nancy... I absolutely love Desert Wind. It looks like a discourse on creation and technology.
I immediately thought of the first 50 seconds of the following song when I saw this painting:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5-9vIZyvTw
Love it.
Hope you are doing well!
~Kat
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