Artist Information:
Dan Boos
Perrysburg, OH
United States
Member Since: Jan 2011
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Artist Statement:
When I create art, I first
consider the volume of the
canvas. I think in terms of
stationing areas of form and
space and of give and take. I
then consider what will be the
design of the primary forms
that will fill those stations.
Next, what will be the
combination of complimentary
and contrasting colors that I
will use. Once these
considerations have been met,
everything else falls into
place. Additional
considerations arise through
the working and re-working of
the medium. Questions of
smooth and hard edges and thin
or thick application rounds
out the process. Last, I read
the work to determine if it is
balanced and if it conveys my
overall intended sentiment.
In terms of process
application, I use palette
knives, brushes, strings,
rollers, sponges and almost
anything else that is at my
disposal. Many of my works
combine more than one method
of tooling. I do paint over
previous works and that is
mostly due to my
self-admonishment and
impatience. Last, I prefer to
creat larger works. If find
working on a large canvas a
more joyful challenge than a
small one.
Aside from painting (oil,
acrylic, watercolor and ink),
my menu of ...
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Toledo, Ohio
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Perrysburg, Ohio
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Palm Springs, California
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Chicoago, Illinois...
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Dan Boos's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Dan Boos's Portfolio.
When I create art, I first consider the volume of the canvas. I think in terms of stationing areas of form and space and of give and take. I then consider what will be the design of the primary forms that will fill those stations. Next, what will be the combination of complimentary and contrasting colors that I will use. Once these considerations have been met, everything else falls into place. Additional considerations arise through the working and re-working of the medium. Questions of smooth and hard edges and thin or thick application rounds out the process. Last, I read the work to determine if it is balanced and if it conveys my overall intended sentiment.
In terms of process application, I use palette knives, brushes, strings, rollers, sponges and almost anything else that is at my disposal. Many of my works combine more than one method of tooling. I do paint over previous works and that is mostly due to my self-admonishment and impatience. Last, I prefer to creat larger works. If find working on a large canvas a more joyful challenge than a small one.
Aside from painting (oil, acrylic, watercolor and ink), my menu of ... |
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