Saturday, December 03, 2005
"The Big Red Machine"
In my quest to produce images of a masculine nature (see "On Track" below") this big red machine caught my eye when I was out looking for something "industrial" last spring. I'm not sure what the overall thing was, it wasn't a bulldozer, or a tractor, or anything I recognized. It did sit on tracks like a bulldozer would, but I just couldn't figure it out. I liked this particular part of it for its compositional elements. I hope you like it.
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I love the design and color of the this mystery engine. We don't even need to know what it is.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back to the world of art.
Engines are not my thing, but I can appreciate the skill with which this was done. It's amazing. Congrats on a job well done.
ReplyDeleteI like the abstract nature of this type of work! The colors are nice too!
ReplyDeleteYay! Jim's back! (I was just coming over to say "HEY - November's over -- get yourself back into the game" ... and here you are!)
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful painting! I love the subjects that you choose, and you do them so well. It is a perfect companion piece to the train wheels.
Did I say I'm glad you're back?
:-)
I love these machine paintings! How do humans come up with these things?
ReplyDeleteExcellent stuff! Maybe just looking masculine and important is enough for this machine :)!
ReplyDeleteAmazing painting! Yup guys would like it, but your way with color makes it appealing to me too (and I am not a machinery type of gal). Great work.
ReplyDeleteJim --
ReplyDeleteReally, really cool. I love it -- including the colors -- very striking. Sharon
Awesome stuff. I like it.
ReplyDeleteI sketch too. http://tanmayzargar.blogspot.com.