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Rivers & Horses
New Mixed Media, Printmaking, Poetry and Ceramic Vessels Decorated with his Surface Process
by Douglas E. Taylor
Click on images for larger views and much more information.
The original piece, “Somewhere Where” is sold but the image is now available in as a gicle’e reproduction on canvas, an edition of only 50. The new image size is 29.25 inches by 36 inches Click here for more information.
Please note that the colors on these mixed media works by Douglas Taylor shift and change with the character and quality of the light, and also the relationship and direction of the light source from the viewer. This is why the colors vary in intensity and hue from each photograph taken of their unique surface. Taylor uses iridescent colors that change and subtly shift just as clouds, water, sky and leaves shimmering on the breeze do when observing nature.
Like all rich surfaced original art these artworks are best viewed in person.
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Click here for a statement from the artist concerning this new series.
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Click this link to see his
one page resume’
biographical statement
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Monoprints are one-of-a-kind prints. These images were created by many of the same printing plates but very different applications of inks, plates and placement of plates, creating different compositions. Taylor has developed his mixed -process printmaking since 1987. The innovative combinations of as many as eight different processes creates a rich visual experience. Taylor has been recognized with his inclusion in innovative exhibits concerning contemporary printmaking.
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Night Seasons: Ceramic Series
These are the first pieces done
by Douglas E. Taylor as a loose collaboration with ceramic artists. Taylor has used the interesting surface by three ceramic artists an interesting “ground” surface to apply his unique process of mixed-media. He has collaged fragments of various kinds of printmaking and Oriental rice papers to the ceramic surface and painted with acrylic iridescent paints. The surface is then coated with a heavy duty epoxy resin, creating a glossy protective coating. Night Seasons II is the last piece available in this special and unique series.
For general information about raku ceramics click here.
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Learn more about picture framing click this link
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Click here to purchase any of these artworks
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