View a time-lapse of me completing this painting:
View a time-lapse of me completing this painting:
View a time-lapse of me completing this painting:
We all love Corgi butts, and their personalities are quirky and goofy. I wanted to try to capture that using my bright coloured pop art style.
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Materials used: acrylic base paints, water-mixable, artist/premium oil paints via Windsor Newton, Grumbacher, and Lukas on 20oz heavyweight canvas with plain black pine floater frames.
I lost many of the clips of my time lapse of this painting but have uploaded a clip that did seem to save.
View a time-lapse of me completing this painting:
The ninth painting in a series of Fox paintings I have been working on. I am experimenting with different styles while painting this series. I have decided to use geometric and sharper abstract shapes to create the colour layers in this painting again. I enjoy the effect that it creates. The fox is a symbol of me and my childhood memories.
Purchase the original Painting here
Purchase Museum Quality Prints here
Materials used: water-mixable, artist/premium oil paints via Windsor Newton, Grumbacher, and Lukas on 20oz heavyweight canvas with plain black pine floater frames.
I usually create a time lapse video of my painting but I somehow lost the majority of the clips.
I am working on a different style of painting lately, a pop art-like style. I feel this Frenchie came out quite successful and I am enjoying the colours and abstraction that I am giving this new line of paintings. This painting can be purchased directly through my Etsy shop here, archival prints and products available for purchase via Fine Art America here. Contact me if you would like a custom painting of your own in this style.
Over the past few years, I started to time lapse film myself painting, the original Youtube video of me creating this painting can be found here:
Walking down Park Ave and I had to wait for the traffic light, I loved the contrast of the green Vespa with a red emergency alarm box on the street corner. It looks like a dance party waiting to happen with a window display complete with a disco ball.
Who doesn’t like kittens? I guess there are two or three of you out there. I’m a kitten/cat lover and I had to try pop art-ing a cat, this is the result.
I decided to begin offering a new style of pet portrait paintings aside from the realistic style that I have made for people over the last 8 years. This painting is a study that attempts a different and punchier colour palette as well as less detail work with more of an abstracted visual from an image.
This work is for sale and prints will be offered here via FineArtAmerica.
Purchase the original via my Etsy shop.
Over the past few years, I started to time lapse film myself painting, the original Youtube video of me creating this painting can be found here: https://youtu.be/zFVboU09cMk
Walking a dog, waiting for him to finish taking a break from smelling ALL the things. I was kneeling down and looked across the street to see The Barking Dog Restaurant.
