Showing posts with label portrait. Show all posts
Showing posts with label portrait. Show all posts

Sunday, June 3, 2012

Bernice and Jack Painting Process

I recently finished a portrait of my great grandparents from a black and white photograph from the 1920's.
This is the photograph

The sketch for the painting

The underpainting in sepia tones done with raw umber and white

And finally, the finished color painting. 22x28 oil on canvas

Wednesday, March 7, 2012

New Portrait

People ask me if I do portraits pretty often so I thought I would share one I recently finished .


Pavi
18in by 24in oil on canvas

Friday, January 7, 2011

And now for something completely different!

Recently I did a series of paintings that are very much different from my earlier work. This series drew from memories of emotional experiences. I really felt the need to experiment with an alternate method of expression. Rather than using the human figure to communicate an experience or feeling I used a series of objects. And invented a few machines. I really had no idea how these images would be perceived in comparison to my earlier figurative work. It felt like a risk and in the end was more exciting for me.


"Slowly" 14"x18" oil on canvas

"Phobia" 14"x18" oil on canvas

"It Likes You" 14"x18" oil on canvas

"Why Does Everyone Run Away From Me?"
18"x24" oil on canvas

"I Feel Sick" 14"x18" oil on canvas


"Come Closer" 16"x20" oil on canvas





Wednesday, October 20, 2010