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Collage The question most often asked about this method of creating art is, “How long does it take to produce one?” The answer is, “Usually several years of carrying a camera everywhere.” The real challenge is keeping the files well-enough organized—they are stored in several 500 GB external drives—to be able to retrieve the perfect ones to inspire a composition—often a period of many months. The process continues when I have collected enough images to develop a theme. Sometimes I use them as a vehicle for my poetry—like The Train Trip. I build the composition in layers, blending and “painting” the layers along the way. I think one of the most interesting aspects of this type of collage is how varied the results can be even when using the same images. A good example
is this pair of
commissions called Kelly’s Pond, and
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