#TBT...double, triple, quadruple the art!

This time last week I was working on the final piece in a triptych that was honestly kinda unplanned. I saw a line in the first piece and thought, 'what if I extended this line into the next piece...?' 

And then came the second.

And then a third.  Boom.

Triptych.

When I was finishing these pieces (above) it made me think of some of the other 'multiple' pieces that I have done over the years, and I thought it would be fun to include them in a post.  I know there are more, but here are some of 'em.
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This diptych will always be on my of favorite pieces. I painted it during a course I took from Mr. Elmore over the summer. Each canvas was 24x36 and I used a cool saran wrap texture technique.

Chalk pastel piece I made after undergrad. I think John and I were living in Raleigh (sometime between 2003-2005)

Another piece I made sometime after undergrad. I can't rememer if we were living back home (2005-2006) or if it was when we lived in Raleigh (2003-2005) I gifted this to John and Jennifer.

My first year of making daily art- I did a month where I was working with collage, a little assemblage thrown in. This piece is actually made inside of a perfume box. I couldn't throw it out, it was PINK GLITTER...so I made this triptych.

2012, acrylic on canvas boards

2012, acrylic on canvas boards

2012, acrylic on canvas boards

2012, acrylic on canvas boards

September 2013, I was focused on music that month. This triptych was based of 'Head Full of Doubt/Road Full of Promise' by the Avett Brothers, conté crayon, acrylic and acrylic wash on paper

April 2014, side project inspired by the portrait and poetry of a dear friend. (and she's a Leo, so that is why there is a lion) Conté crayon, acrylic/wash on paper

April 2014 (16x20, acrylic and conté crayon on canvas)Inspired by 'And Still I Rise by Maya Angelou...self portrait...was definitely 'in my feelings' and I ain't mad.

April 2016, was doing a tropical themed series that monthm and I did a ton of side pieces because I was using them for a show.

March 2019, part of my 'Golden Gals' series. It's not lined up here, but the actually pieces do line up. (acrylic,spray paint and gold leaf on board, 8x10) These were featured in a pop up show at the Cultural Council.