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The William T. Ayton Art Blog: The Book of Creation
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The William T. Ayton Art Blog. William T. Ayton is a British artist in upstate New York. His work deals with the human condition, human potential and myth. This is his blog featuring new artwork and ideas. Sunday, April 26, 2015. The Book of Creation. I'm not even sure what The Book of Creation is yet, whether it is a book or something else entirely. However, it's an idea that's been germinating for a while, so here are a couple of pieces that may be in it, whatever it may be. William T. Ayton.
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The William T. Ayton Art Blog: Blue
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The William T. Ayton Art Blog. William T. Ayton is a British artist in upstate New York. His work deals with the human condition, human potential and myth. This is his blog featuring new artwork and ideas. Sunday, May 10, 2015. This small painting of a head entitled Blue. Is a piece I've been working on for almost a week and it finally came together today:. Blue, 2015, acrylic on gatorboard, 12" x 10". William T. Ayton. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The House Where Souls Grow. The Ruins of Babel.
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William T. Ayton, artist -- 2011 Gallery of Paintings and Drawings
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Above: Re-Creation of the World , 2011, acrylic on plywood, 19.75 x 19.25.From the World series (which can be seen on Flickr. For a larger version. Above: Head in Gray, 2011, brush and ink on paper, 11 x 8.5. Click here. For a larger version. Above: Cycloptic Angel, 2011, brush pen and ink on paper, 16.5 x 14. Click here. For a larger version. Above: Arch Angel, 2011, brush and ink on paper, 14 x 11. From the Heaven and Hell series. Click here. For a larger version. For a larger version. These are new wo...
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The William T. Ayton Art Blog: The Ruins of Babel
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The William T. Ayton Art Blog. William T. Ayton is a British artist in upstate New York. His work deals with the human condition, human potential and myth. This is his blog featuring new artwork and ideas. Wednesday, May 20, 2015. The Ruins of Babel. Here is a new painting of the Tower of Babel.I've done quite a few over the years ( you can see some of them here. The Ruins of Babel, 2015, acrylic on gatorboard, 14" x 11". The Ruins of Babel, digitally modified in Photoshop. William T. Ayton.
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The William T. Ayton Art Blog: Second piece on gatorboard
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The William T. Ayton Art Blog. William T. Ayton is a British artist in upstate New York. His work deals with the human condition, human potential and myth. This is his blog featuring new artwork and ideas. Sunday, April 19, 2015. Second piece on gatorboard. Below is my second (finished) piece on the gatorboard surface, The Mask of Morpheus. The Mask of Morpheus, 2015, acrylic over ink on gatorboard, 10" x 8". William T. Ayton. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Times Dream (digital version).
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A Silverpoint Drawing a Day: August 2009
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A Silverpoint Drawing a Day. William T. Ayton and James L. Stevenson and their adventures with silverpoint. Original silverpoint drawings were posted for a total of 50 days. Now, this blog stands as a gallery of silverpoint drawings. Friday, August 28, 2009. Day 50 - the final day: Da Vinci's Angel. To see the concluding text for this blog, please scroll down in the right sidebar]. As it began, so it ends. The first silverpoint image I posted. Click on the image to see a larger version. Tomorrow should b...
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Links | William T. Ayton Blog II
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More words and pictures about more words and pictures. The other blog. William T. Ayton Blog II. Selected links for William T. Ayton:. Main web site: www.ayton.net. A Silverpoint Drawing a Day. A noir graphical novel-blog with writer Donald J. Rothschild. The War Room Project. An anti-war installation and related pieces. Universal Declaration of Human Rights) paintings. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public).
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The William T. Ayton Art Blog: Asleep in the World
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The William T. Ayton Art Blog. William T. Ayton is a British artist in upstate New York. His work deals with the human condition, human potential and myth. This is his blog featuring new artwork and ideas. Sunday, May 17, 2015. Asleep in the World. This piece can be filed under at least 2 categories: The World Series. And The Book of Creation. More on those later. Asleep in the World, 2015, acrylic on gatorboard, 12" x 10". William T. Ayton. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The House Where Souls Grow.
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The William T. Ayton Art Blog: The Megalomaniac
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The William T. Ayton Art Blog. William T. Ayton is a British artist in upstate New York. His work deals with the human condition, human potential and myth. This is his blog featuring new artwork and ideas. Friday, March 27, 2015. This is a large-scale sketch done in brush and ink on a large pad of newsprint paper. Probably the start of a series of large drawings. The Megalomaniac, 2015, brush and ink on newsprint, 36" x 24". William T. Ayton. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A Silverpoint a Day.
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The William T. Ayton Art Blog: March 2015
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The William T. Ayton Art Blog. William T. Ayton is a British artist in upstate New York. His work deals with the human condition, human potential and myth. This is his blog featuring new artwork and ideas. Friday, March 27, 2015. This is a large-scale sketch done in brush and ink on a large pad of newsprint paper. Probably the start of a series of large drawings. The Megalomaniac, 2015, brush and ink on newsprint, 36" x 24". William T. Ayton. Friday, March 06, 2015. William T. Ayton. A Silverpoint a Day.
