Wanda Loskot – Loska Studio

Started to work on small paintings for a change. These are just 11×14 inch.
Tiny little babies compared to my usual 24×36”.

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Many experts tell me that to build a body of work, the best thing is to create a series of the same theme or even the same image in different variations. So, I am setting a new goal. Ten new versions of my Sarasota Sunset.

It will take a lot of work, because I paint these on quite large canvas, 24×36, and every element needs to be layered many times. Yellow is the worst, it takes sometimes ten layers to achieve the opaque look, the way it needs to be.

Here are the first two: the Sunset #2 and #3.

Hope to finish these babies before Saturday – it is a deadline to submit to new art shows in Venice and Bradenton.

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I didn’t write lately because I’m getting ready for three different shows. Need to prepare five new paintings. And I can bet you know how it is – when we work on schedule everything takes longer than expected. So, much more work than I planned and the submission date is already a week from today.

I am not complaining because I love every second of this madness. Evidently, this is my true passion. But time is at premium, so not enough time to write.

I can show you already the triptych I will submit to the show titled “Wide Open Spaces”.
Still working on it, a lot needs to be done before this is ready, but on photo it looks OK.

It is called “197.000 Light Years Away”.
Each piece is 18×24”. Rather small by my standards, I like them big, really big.

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As my other paintings it is acrylic on canvas.
The size is 24″x36″

I thought it will take me a week to finish, but it took much longer. Way longer – almost four weeks. All those squares in squares and circles in circles, 231 little elements, it takes a lot of work to make the hard lines look so crisp, very tedious work. But I loved every single minute of the process.

Not sure yet how to name it.
Do you have any idea?

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