Saturday, October 10, 2009
Beautiful Black and White Photography by Sue Robertson
Sue Robertson works primarily with acrylic on canvas, board or watercolor paper. Her style is loose and very colorful. She considers herself an experimental painter and often incorporates elements such as ink, graphite, paper, clay and whatever other things she happens across. Whether she is painting figures, still life or abstract, the subject is simply a vehicle for the color and stroke. Working from her imagination, she goes wherever the painting takes her and often works on several paintings simultaneously. She calls her work Joyful Art because creating it brings such joy to her.
Sue Robertson works primarily with acrylic on canvas, board or watercolor paper. Her style is loose and very colorful. She considers herself an experimental painter and often incorporates elements such as ink, graphite, paper, clay and whatever other things she happens across. Whether she is painting figures, still life or abstract, the subject is simply a vehicle for the color and stroke. Working from her imagination, she goes wherever the painting takes her and often works on several paintings simultaneously. She calls her work Joyful Art because creating it brings such joy to her.
Labels: Beautiful Photography, Black and White Photography
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