Inga Dalrymple, In That Low Summer, 2011, oil on linen, 91 x 102 cm (courtesy of the artist)
Phillip J. Mellen interviews painter Inga Dalrymple about her work and process.
Asked about the relationship between her drawing and painting practices Dalrymple comments: "I don't think of drawing necessarily as something that goes straight into my paintings... they're kind of like a bit of a conversation... I tend to jump between [drawing and painting] a lot and I definitely see the two feeding off each other... I find my drawings a lot fresher and looser and more playful than my paintings but I see my paintings as the older, wiser adults of the two, the drawings on paper and in my sketchbooks are like the wild kids."
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