Tuesday, November 25, 2014

199: Abstract Evolution, the magazine

I recently made a magazine of my abstracts to promote my show at Alpine Art in February 2015. It was fairly easy using Blurb although I wasn't able to use the InDesign plugin and had to upload a PDF via their site–which I would recommend as I wasted a lot of time trying to trouble shoot the plugin.

I think the project was successful although I won't really know until the hardcopy magazine is delivered. Preview it below and let me know what you think.

UPDATE: The magazine came within a few days and it looks beautiful. Hats off to Blurb for such excellent production values.

Brad Teare–November 2014

8 comments:

  1. Looks Nice Brad. You have had an interesting and beautiful journey.

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    1. Thanks Greg. I haven't been bored! Thanks for your kind words.

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  2. great project Brad, I like very much. Your abstract works appear to have enjoyment of the paint, a "in touchness" with the medium and the inner you. I wonder if the two styles will merge or remain apart ;-)

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    1. I'm sure there will be a fusion of the two at some point. Thanks for your observation.

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  3. I am spellbound, diverse paths yet connected through heart and passion, one big inspirational journey is yours!

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    1. Thank you Padmaja. It is definitely an adventure. Thanks so much for your comment.

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  4. I have also had your experience of not being to find information on how paint thickly with acrylics impasto style. I have been reading Van Gogh's Van Goghs which has excellent high resolution photos of Van Gogh's paintings so I can easily see how think and beautiful his painting techniques were. And that is how I found your "Thick Paint" series on Youtube and my way to your website and blog today, Brad.

    I've got you bookmarked as a resource now, and I am thrilled to have found you! I'm just a wannabe artist and I enjoy acrylics (which I am also new to), but everyone has been telling me "you have to paint in oil to do impasto". I never believed them and I don't want to wait several weeks between layers to finish a painting. So your site is a welcome relief.

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    1. Thank you, Paul. I hope you have continued to enjoy the site. Thanks for your comments.

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