New Work Wednesday: New Streets

5/1/2013

My new painting this week is entitled New Streets.

©2013 Mary C. Nasser, New Streets, mixed-media/acrylic on canvas, 9 x 12 inches

This painting layers collage, lots and lots of maps, graphite, and acrylic paint with the Old World Map
Series, Celestial and Shooting Stars stencils from Artistcellar on a stretched canvas.

Please click on the photo above to see a larger image.

In this painting, I limited my palette again to neutral colors along with my favorite complementary combination of teal and copper.
I'm really enjoying this process and color scheme!

Thanks so much for visiting my blog!
Hope you're having a wonderful week!
Mary^

27 Comments

viola link

5/2/2013 05:29:13 am

So beautiful! makes me want to experiment with blue and brownis copper/brown/gold -ish.. :)

Valerie-Jael link

5/2/2013 07:05:37 pm

Beautiful work, and your colours always get to me! Valerie

Sue link

5/2/2013 07:05:54 pm

it is a beautiful painting, Mary. Very earthy and the blue and terracotta are good companions....love it!
xxxx
sue

Giggles link

5/2/2013 07:22:12 pm

I am really loving these limited colors so much...BEAUTIFUL work my dear!! Happy ppf!!

Hugs Giggles

Sharon link

5/2/2013 08:38:23 pm

Just beautiful!

Annette G link

5/2/2013 10:04:37 pm

loving your work as always, full of textures and beauty.
Happy PPF, Annette x

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sandra sherman link

5/2/2013 11:24:51 pm

What beautiful work you are creating Mary. The composition the colours and the mix of old and new work perfectly together.

artmusedog and Carol link

5/3/2013 12:41:21 am

Wow! Love this new work and the color combination is divine! ^_^

Lisa Cousineau link

5/3/2013 03:13:06 am

LOVE this! The new stencils look great. The Square rose one kind of looks like a compass rose :-)

Nic McLean link

5/3/2013 03:35:35 am

this is beautiful. I just love those colours so much.

Suzy link

5/3/2013 04:03:15 am

Beautiful colors of teal and copper! Love maps and diagrams so this piece really speaks to me. Happy PPF!

Helen Campbell link

5/3/2013 05:24:13 am

Wonderful work, Mary! I love this color palette and how you've incorporated the stencils. Happy PPF!

Dianne link

5/3/2013 08:17:30 am

awesome art! a terrific combination of layers, textures and colors. You do amazing things with maps! happy PPF!

Linda K

5/3/2013 09:28:45 am

I don't even know what else to say but -LOVE!!!!

mari link

5/3/2013 09:30:39 am

I always like to see his works based on the colors of the sea and land..
Saludos

Carolyn Dube link

5/3/2013 09:54:25 am

Love the circular focal images- my eye was drawn to them! Happy PPF!

Kim

5/3/2013 10:03:58 am

Love this Mary, wonderful color palette! HPPF!

Carol Samsel

5/3/2013 10:58:36 am

Wow!!! Love this one ♥

Tracey Fletcher King link

5/3/2013 11:52:44 am

I loved this one on facebook this week so was looking forward to my visit to have another look... this series is fascinating to me and I am loving this direction...xx

minnemie

5/3/2013 02:36:35 pm

LOVE your palette, Mary! And my eyes are simply feasting on shapes and composition.

kat link

5/3/2013 03:32:12 pm

wow ! nice

denthe link

5/3/2013 05:00:12 pm

Wonderful work again. Love your layers.

soulbrush link

5/4/2013 12:11:46 am

Love this one too. You know I am your number one fan. Happy PPF and have a great weekend.

Piarom link

5/4/2013 12:46:01 am

very much lovely details to look at and the colors are quite to my taste ♥ Conny
http://piaromsartjournaling.blogspot.de

Arnoldo L. Romero link

5/4/2013 02:05:49 pm

The color scheme and patterning is this piece is marvelous. Blessings!

Nicole/Beadwright link

5/5/2013 02:19:25 am

Mary this is awesome!!! Really blues, turquoise and shades of brown are earths color gifts to us.
Nicole/Beadwright

Gina Sismilich link

5/5/2013 05:15:31 am

Copper and turquoise - just a heavenly combo! It really stands out with the limited pallet. Beautiful painting. HPPF

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