Sunday, September 29, 2013
Lonely Outpost 2 - working
A progress shot of Lonely Outpost 2 another 60 x 18 inch painting. Originally the idea was to make either a diptych or a triptych, but it didn't happen with this pair of canvases at least. I'm not to worried. I did let the two share the same yellow almost peach sky. That's the huge difference between Lonely Outpost 1 and 2; the skies. Also, with the first painting I used red for the station's color rather than the yellow. The station was actually an old Exxon station. I still think that this station is the most creepy of the sites I've photographed. This station had broken light fixtures that were creaking as they blew in the wind. It felt like one of the moments within horror or suspense films right before someone attacks the protagonist or a haunting discovery is made.
Labels:
abandoned gas station,
acrylic,
Arizona Artist,
desert scene,
Film Noir,
urban,
urban art
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