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“My Challenge - The Transitional Journey”

Ken Pieper / 4 Comments


I am often asked now, “how are you going to move from such a structured and linear profession to that of more free expression?” While not easy to keep from placing the hard and straight lines of architecture to the more painterly approach of creating fine art, I am working through it with much discipline. I am also seeking instruction from the artists I respect and am taking workshops to learn more.

 

Additionally, I have a large library of great books on the works of present and past revered artists. I have admired these professionals and collected the writings for years and can now devote the effort into applying what I am continually learning to the canvas. Whether studying the theories of Edgar Payne on the structure of a painting or the soft painted edges and painterly approach of Bob Rohm’s techniques of applying his vision to the canvas, these seem to contradict the linear discipline of architecture. An exciting learning experience, but achievable. The goal of my new career is really very simple, the telling of a simple story, the creation of an emotional experience to the story presented, and to create good work for my clients of lasting value.

 

Until next time, have fun and enjoy the journey-
May God Bless-


Ken Pieper
http://kenpieper.fineartstudioonline.com/

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4 Responses to “My Challenge - The Transitional Journey”

I absolutely love your work Ken. I so admire the talent, learning and expertise that goes into your work. You are evolving. thank you for sharing your blessing with the world.

Thanks Terry, I appreciate your thoughtful comments. You are always so Great about giving me encouragement and I truly need this. Love you Both and am so looking forward to seeing you Folks soon.

You write so well and so honestly Ken. I'm sure your journey gives heart and encouragement to many who change careers.

I love Colorado. I have friends there. Every year I take students from Denver Academy touring in Asia (with their teachers of course).

Thank you again Ken

Sincerely

Meath

Thank you for the Kind words Meath, I appreciate them much. Been in Taos and doing some PleinAir Air pieces and just returned to my Studio and catching up. Hope the next time you come to Colorado we might have a Cup. I feel that you would have a lot to offer to the conversation. Have a Great Day,
Ken


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