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Tuesday, May 5, 2015

Still lifes

Jeanne Hospod

Meyer Lemon
oil on wood in recycled, painted frame
varnished
total size 6" square

Jeanne Hospod

Pear
oil on wood in recycled, painted frame
varnished
total size 6" square

Jeanne Hospod

Kiwano, Lemon, Apple
oil on 8" square canvas, black painted wood frame
varnished

You will find these at Local Colour Boutique in Arlington VA.  More will be coming in both oil and acrylic. All work will be cycled out with a new set at the start of June and July, and also to replace pieces whenever they sell. Depending on the general size allotment (the nightscape posted from the other day is considerably larger than the suggested guidelines) I may be bringing a couple more at the end of the week. 

Here's one in progress in acrylic . It has a flatter, more linear style. I think I need to work with what acrylic does instead of fighting it. 





Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Still life - Apple



Apple-oil on canvas 6"x 6"


I've been working on various dreamscape projects too. Unfortunately one of them crashed and burned last night after wrapping up the still life. I still may try to resurrect it, but I have to keep in mind where my energy goes. 

Reorganized my website jeannehospod.com  (note: this site is for lap/desktop viewing-not my smartphone/tablet site  m.jeannehospod.com )  

The site should be loading faster and easier to navigate through, with better viewing options. Purdier design/colors, too, at least I think so. Any feedback in the comment section would be appreciated.

Small detailed work can be seen up close , like this mini  mini multiple grouping from some years back -(there's a few scattered explicit images so NSFW/18yrs+ viewing..yadda ) or this one. I've been thinking about revisiting the idea of many multiple stream of consciousness style works that resonate with each other and reveal a story as they are created. Instead of putting it all  in one piece, I'd make a larger body of work for a future show. It may be a way to unify a lot of overwhelming ideas into a single attainable goal, and a guide for working over the next year or so.