This is the blog of abstract artist John L. Payne. All original art is for sale, prints (original and enhanced) are available and I am accepting commissions.
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
"Rule of Nines" - 24"x 40" - Acrylic - 425.00 SOLD
Ok... Well a lot has happened over the last month. I curated a local show called "Intellectual Abstractions" at the Creamery Arts Center here in Springfield, MO and it was a great success. I sold four paintings and made several new friends. In addition; I have begun working as an Artistic Consultant, mainly assisting local venues in setting up gallery space and finding artists for shows and the such like. It is very rewarding and I am very happy to be working in a field that I am so passionate about. Thank you God for answered prayers!
Along the way I have still been able to find some time for painting. This painting called "Rule of Nines" is 24"x 40" and is painted on a hollow core door panel with acrylic paint. This is the first in a series and I will be posting more as they come along. The number nine is a great number mathmatically and has held my interest for some time now. I decided to make this painting after reading the Terry Goodkind novel "The Law of Nines" but prefered to use the word rule instead of law... Here is one interesting factoid. If you multiply any two digits between one and nine by the number nine (ie - 3 x 9 =27), then the two digits in the resulting number will always equal 9 when added together. I will stop now because I see my wife yawning and rolling her eyes... Enjoy the color if nothing else!
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