This Friday’s featured artist is Mark Garrett!
Mexo, mixed-media/watercolor, 18 by 20 inches
Mark writes:
The scope of my work has morphed over a period of some 30 years from drawing to painting, from collage to assemblage and back again. I draw inspiration from a variety of sources that seem to find me more than I seek them out.
In early 2011 I began to fold paper and ‘draw’ with scissors…particularly maps from Atlas’ culled from the flea market and garage sales. I incorporate watercolor as a extension of the color palette printed on the maps.
The scope of my work has morphed over a period of some 30 years from drawing to painting, from collage to assemblage and back again. I draw inspiration from a variety of sources that seem to find me more than I seek them out.
In early 2011 I began to fold paper and ‘draw’ with scissors…particularly maps from Atlas’ culled from the flea market and garage sales. I incorporate watercolor as a extension of the color palette printed on the maps.
Tibet, mixed-media/watercolor, 26 by 26 inches
Alaska, mixed-media/watercolor, 26 by 28 inches
Find out more about Mark and his work here.
TGIF!
Mary^
TGIF!
Mary^
