Carrie Moyer (Featured Artist)

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I have long been drawn to the paintings and monotypes of Carrie Moyer. I like the contrast between poured, transparent, flowing areas, and tight, opaque, crisp-edged shapes. Her process of collaging thumbnails in black and white to explore composition (as seen in this video here) is something I totally embrace and encourage others to do. Check out her work in this post and on her website here.

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