Monday, December 19, 2011

Sports Page


I'm not sure why I automatically named this 'Sports Page', except that growing up in a sports-fanatic family I have this assumption that whenever a guy is riveted to the paper like the one here, he must be checking on the results of a game. One of the great things about the NYC subway is that you catch everyone just being who they are, sequestered in one tiny area, a total cross section of all types. Everyone needs to get somewhere, and the subway one way to do it. It also happens to be great theatre for the lurking artist.
Sports Page
24x36" Oil Price on request

9 comments:

Brad Miedema said...

Love it Patti! The architectural elements in the background really make for an interesting composition. I think the title is perfect!

Jerry Stocks said...

Great painting!! Love it!!!

Patti Mollica said...

Thanks yous guys!! glad you like it and happy holidays :-) patti

Carol Douglas said...

Wonderful, Patti. Great sense of place.

angie Brooksby-Arcangioli said...

Beautiful gestures of those people.

Bruce Bingham said...

love! so u. One side anyway, tonal, the flip side COLOR and I love both
xoxo,
in Bali now, amazing and hot and the birds are noisy
plus they have your style of chickens here...

Patti Mollica said...

Thanks for the nice input. This painting has actually been kicking around for a while, but i always felt something was missing because there was no figure where the beams pointed to and the column was. So I painted in that wall streeter guy and voila - composition fixed. that was back in the day before i worked my compositions out before painting. now i do a b/w value sketch first so this kinda stuff gets worked out from the beginning. live and learn.

Brocha Teichman Fine Art said...

Patti,
This work is perfect. In every way.
Happy holidays, dear artist friend!

Patti Mollica said...

Thanks Brocha. I enjoy seeing your emails and posts - happy holidays to you too, and a wonderful 2012!