mixed media

 

Opposites Attract
Shifting viewpoints from a global orientation to a personal one, Jacqueline utilizes the contrasting shapes of the circle and square along with a complimentary color scheme of blue and orange and black and white to portray the beautiful interactions that can happen when opposites are placed together in harmony. [This series is dedicated to her husband, Mark]
 

 

Aerial
Jacqueline’s recent mixed media series is titled “Aerial” and loosely represents a topographical viewpoint using the shape of the square and the straight lines of our cities along with the repeating grid patterns of our streets and highways to designate the manmade framework in which we live. Each artwork combines at least five media on Strathmore Acrylic or Arches Watercolor Paper.
 

 

Interdimensional
Jacqueline’s recent mixed media series titled “Interdimensional” focuses on space, dimensionality and depth. Notice that each artwork has multiple layers which results in an experience of spatiality. The contrast between warm and cool colors as well as light and dark values also heightens the perception of distance in each of these pieces.  Each artwork combines at least five media on Strathmore Acrylic or Arches Watercolor Paper.
 

 

Mix it Up
This series of mixed media drawings, titled “Mix it Up,” is Jacqueline’s move towards using a variety of media in her pieces. Each work utilizes a minimum of five media including ink, oil pastel, charcoal, graphite, soft pastel, marker, wax resist and colored pencil. Again, Jacqueline’s allure with geometric shapes, pattern and line elements is demonstrated. Each piece is a mix of at least five media on Strathmore, Stonehenge or Bristol paper.