Beautiful without being over-sentimentalized.
(via Underpaintings: PSoA Honorable Mention: Candice Bohannon)
Beautiful without being over-sentimentalized.
(via Underpaintings: PSoA Honorable Mention: Candice Bohannon)
First really complete egg tempera still life. I’m very happy with this!
The Blue Ball Jar • 2011 • 16x12” egg tempera on panel
That’s the way you do reflections.
(via Daily paintings | Single malt (reflections in a glass of whisky) | Postcard from Provence)
Commissioned still life I did to go with my painting “Two Mugs,” with similar colors and shapes.
Blue and Brown
2011 • 12 x 9” oil on canvas
See the blog post for step-by-step images.
(via Underpaintings: Ryan S. Brown: The Loneliness of Waiting)
Seen far too infrequently? I don’t think I’ve EVER seen this Norman Rockwell work. GREAT composition, contrast, character… the slightly upward viewing angle may be sort of obvious, but it’s so effective…
So much done with so little…
(via DUBOVSKAYA Nick - Frosty Morning • 200 Russian painters • download painting • Gallerix.ru)
Artists I love: Winslow Homer. Gloucester Harbor, 1873
Why Homer is amazing: dead-on accurate draftsmanship combined with effortless painterly brushstrokes and beautiful warm-and-cool color palette. He paints water and rocks better than anyone else.