"Following my Cotton Candy Day Dreams." Lot #18
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Roxy McKnight, Following my Cotton Candy Day Dreams.
Acrylic, Photogel Transfer, & Hawaiian sand on gessoed snowboard, 56" X 11", 2/2023.
Artist Bio:
Roxanne (Roxy) McKnight has been creating in Durango for 20 years this upcoming fall. Using the camera as the main tool in her work she starts her projects by taking countless photos of everything and anything she thinks she can use later, as a gel transfer, in her work. Trained in both studio and digital arts allows her to flow freely between the two mediums and create colorful paintings made up of her photographs, found objects, and thickened brush strokes.
Artist Bio:
Roxanne (Roxy) McKnight has been creating in Durango for 20 years this upcoming fall. Using the camera as the main tool in her work she starts her projects by taking countless photos of everything and anything she thinks she can use later, as a gel transfer, in her work. Trained in both studio and digital arts allows her to flow freely between the two mediums and create colorful paintings made up of her photographs, found objects, and thickened brush strokes.
"Art makes me feel differently; it changes the way I think. Looking at and reading about art is so inspirational and forces deep inner reflections. Art helps me see this life differently, to look deeper at the 'small stuff'.
I don't know if there is anything else as powerfully motivating as Art. Art is my voice, my passion, my ultimate vehicle for communication. It manifests as a lust for color and vibrancy that translates to every aspect of my life."
I don't know if there is anything else as powerfully motivating as Art. Art is my voice, my passion, my ultimate vehicle for communication. It manifests as a lust for color and vibrancy that translates to every aspect of my life."