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Lost and Found by Kay Wyne

Lost and Found
This is a unique piece of art...one of a kind, you might say. The above photograph shows the finshed painting after I gave this old dresser mirror frame an over-haul. About two years ago I was was walking in our neighborhood, and in front of the Holtzman's house was this old shabby "thing" on the sidewalk....It was neat, but in very bad shape. Water damage, weathered and in bad shape...see below the pictures of this sad, sad frame. I knew it had potential --- for what, I wasn't sure. About a year ago we were moving some things around in the studio and I found this frame that I had stashed away, so I cleaned it up, had a piece of masonite put in it, and gessoed it. Then it sat around for three or four more months until I was in the mood to paint on it. It is pretty tall, and of course has some curves and shapes to it. I painted the aspens out onto the outside of the frame at the bottom. Once I knew what I wanted to paint, it was easy....It took me a while to figure it all out. I used alot of paint ---this paintings has lots of texture.

Somebody's trash was my treasure! Thanks for viewing. Kay at 214-532-0325 or kay@kwyne.com

Comments

Stevie Denny said…
Wow, I love what you did with this, Kay! It is so unique and vibrant, and those aspens outside the "frame" just bring it to life. Well done! I love the idea of using old objects to paint on.
Kirk Witmer said…
Really cool! Lucky you!
Kay Wyne said…
Thanks for your kind comments...It took me a while to figure it all out. When I first discovered the frame, one of my studio partners wanted me to do a Southwestern/cactus painting on it...but I just wasn't sure about that. I think the abstract aspens work since it is such a long, vertical frame.

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