Back in February or so, I got out this assortment of 6″ x 6″ Masonite boards and let my inner painting person have her say. In other words, I had no plan, I just felt like painting, and what emerged were these colors and shapes.
There is a great sense of freedom when you are using boards that cost less than a dollar each.
Well, I’ve got this assortment now and it seems to me they ought to stay together, but I’m not sure in what way to configure them or combine them. I sort of feel like making them into a cube, if I can figure out a good way to do that. Then I could set it on a table and as I pass by, turn it to see something new.
Hmmm…if I do go in this direction, I’ll check back and let you know.
Claudia McGill and Her Art World 
They do look marvelous as a grouping and I am enchanted by the idea of them becoming a cube.
I think I will try to do it, if I can figure out how to glue them securely. Because of course they are not very thick.
That’s a great idea! Keep us posted. (K)
I think I am going to try. If I can figure out a good way to make sure it hold together. I have some ideas…
I agree with Laura and think they work well together. Each has a slight dark vibe going on which is why I think the whole gels.
Making a group at once like this I think of them as cousins.
That’s a nice way to think of it.
I had the same idea a couple years ago, making a cube, but I never figured out how to connect them, so I will be watching to see if you do this!