Patterns

Keith Moreau
“Patterns”
Three colour “hand-cut” technique hand-pulled limited edition (of 12) serigraph.
16″ X 20″

Keith is the artist behind Big Art Buzz and welcomes you to the creative hive.
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The Seasons

Keith Moreau
“The Seasons”
Scratchboard

This piece entitled “The Seasons” was created in scratch board on a full sheet from a still life that I set up in my home studio. The items in the still life represent the individual seasons. I achieved the background by scratching most of it away and coming back in with brush and India ink and quickly created random strokes which left wispy light areas for the background. Note that the cast shadows on the surface are untouched by the scratch tool.
For years, I have taught many youth, teens and adults this art of white line drawing.
Accepted in 1997 Arts Etobicoke Juried Show.

Keith is the artist behind Big Art Buzz and welcomes you to the creative hive.
To see more of Keith’s artwork, check out his Facebook page.

Study in Orange and Green

Keith Moreau
“Study in Orange and Green”
“Study in Orange and Green” Four colour “tusche and glue” technique hand-pulled limited edition serigraph. This technique allows for a looser style since the screen stencil is hand painted as apposed to hand cut.
16″ X 20″

Keith is the artist behind Big Art Buzz and welcomes you to the creative hive.
To see more of Keith’s artwork, check out his Facebook page

1929

Keith Moreau
“1929”
Pen & ink stipple drawing with brush & ink background.
16″ X 26″

Keith is the artist behind Big Art Buzz and welcomes you to the creative hive.
To see more of Keith’s artwork, check out his Facebook page.

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7-Down

Keith Moreau
“7-Down”
Serigraph
16″ X 18″

“Seven Down” is a limited edition elimination stencil serigraph (screen print). I drew the layout and then traced it to the fabric of the screen. Screen block out was applied to the screen fabric where I wanted the paper to stay white. I then printed the first colour which was the light green. The ink covered the entire area where the white wasn’t. I kept blocking further and further areas as I print each colour. The last area open to receive ink was for the final colour which was the red. The technique is called elimination since you eliminate areas of the open screen between each colour.
Seven Down is in various collections including the City of Toronto Art Collection.

Keith is the artist behind Big Art Buzz and welcomes you to the creative hive.
To see more of Keith’s artwork, check out his Facebook page.

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