The finished product!
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Here is the bare bones of a new piece that I was commissioned last week and began working on a few days ago! I decided to put the painting of the glasses on hold for a bit until this is finished because I have less than a month to do it.
The buyer has asked for a bull and matador scene painted in more of a surrealist and slightly abstract style as opposed to my normal realism. It may look like a mess… but it’s all under control.
Now that Oil & Water is finally up to date, I can post what I’m currently working on! This is a random study of warps and reflections that I assigned to myself. I started it more than a month ago and it is ever so slowly coming to life.
gouache me paint this
Trying my hand in gouache (watercolor) and loving it! You develop a whole new appreciation for pomegranates once you’ve painted one. I dragged this project on for two days and if you look closely you can tell, by the time I was the done the pomegranate began to turn brown… oops. 8×10″
this world doesn’t stand a chance
The finished product. 20×24″
Embarking on my first experience painting water and the (miniature) human form. Commissioned by my brother in law, this piece depicts my niece and nephew on a day at the beach in southern California.
happy birthday luke
not so final project
And this is the final product! These are some of my favorite trees (on the right) and I have no idea what they are. 3×4′
The task for our final project was to paint a landscape. I chose Alamo Square in San Francisco because it’s beautiful and it was a couple blocks from where I lived at the time. This is about 50% finished and I apologize for the terrible quality of the photo.
is this me?
An assignment to collect five objects that represent me in some way: a tool for personal hygiene, something edible, something you look through, something nostalgic and something that omits light. I enjoyed this project very much. 2×3′
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