Jim O'Neil's photos
Throwaway today
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Today's throwaway painting, acrylics on cardboard beer box, roughly 9 by 23 inches.
Fill in the blanks
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Throwaway painting for today;
Fill in the Blanks.
Acrylics on cardboard box, approximately 18 by 32 inches.
Monday's sunset
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long gone
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throwaway art in accord with these throwaway years;
Sumi'e, brushed ink on newsprint paper.
15 by 23 inches.
Something forgotten
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Sigh, I'm running out of scrap cardboard upon which to paint throwaway art in accord with these throwaway years. This one, Something Forgotten, is acrylics on newsprint instead
18 by 24 inches.
Family
another day another way
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Another throwaway on scrap cardboard.
Acrylics, ink and colored pencil.
Roughly 12 by 16 inches.
passing in the vast lane
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Another throwaway picture for the throwaway year, 2021.
(A bit scary, I originally typed 2121 by mistake, I certainly hope these crazy years don't run that long!)
Passing in the vast lane
Ink and acrylic on cardboard.
Roughly 10 by 15 inches (26 by 39 cm.)
Walk
Twixt now and tomorrow
The wood at infinity's edge
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Throwaway painting; The Wood At Infinity's Edge.
Oil pastels and acrylics on sketch paper.
18 by 24 inches.
Madless of crowds
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This, Madness of crowds, on a cardboard box, is probably the last throwaway encaustic painting (hot wax) that I'll do for a while. They've been fun.
None the less, as this is still turning out to be another throwaway year, like 2020, I'll probably be doing a lot more throwaway paintings, but in other mediums.
Abstract and back
Even then
waxed
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Today's throwaway paintings; I'm playing around with colored wax on hot cardboard .
T'ain't no thang
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Today's throwaway paintings, I'm playing around with colored wax on hot cardboard .
Deep in the Red
