Oil on board. 2012
Showing posts with label Oil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oil. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Thursday, April 3, 2014
Tuesday, April 1, 2014
Thursday, March 27, 2014
Saturday, July 6, 2013
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
Oil Paintings
water soluble oil on board 15 x 20
2011
water soluble oil on canvas 15 x 20
2011
Some old paintings I found while cleaning my computer... These are the paintings I did when I first started using oil paint. The second one was done approximately 2 months after the first one. I think it was at this time that I learned to appreciate oil paint and really enjoy working with it.
Nowadays, I work digitally and do very minimal painting. Although there are benefits to working digitally (like cmd + z), I still feel more comfortable physically painting... I am more in control painting than digitally painting. I'll post my digital paintings next and you'll see what I mean!
Friday, September 16, 2011
Paintings!
water soluble oil on board. 11 x 14
2011
water soluble oil on board. 11 x 14
2011
water soluble oil on board. 11 x 14
2011
water soluble oil on board. 11 x 14
2011
water soluble oil on board. 11 x 14
2011
acrylic on board. 11 x 14
2011
water soluble oil on board. 11 x 14
2011
water soluble oil on board. 11 x 14
2011
Just dumping the rest of paintings from earlier this year. Back in school and excited to get into painting groove again. At least I hope I will. It's been too long that I've been stuck with this art-block!
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Water Soluble Oils
water soluble oil. 11" x 14"
2010
acrylic and water soluble oil. 11" x 14"
2010
water soluble oil. 17" x 14"
2010
My first attempt at water soluble oil. I was too afraid to lay on thick paint (because it would take weeks to dry and to fix if I made a mistake...) so I worked with thin, translucent layers of paint. I wouldn't say it was the best method of approach but it was a good experience.
The underpainting of the second piece was done in acrylic. (most of the dark purples) While painting with oil, I left some of the underpainting to show through.
Monday, March 22, 2010
Friday, March 19, 2010
Fridge
water-soluble oil on wood. 12"x 18"
2009
We were asked to illustrate a fridge. The term "fridge" being a confined area that has shelves and is low in temperature.
Instead of relating to food (as I did here), I thought of a silly joke that we all have heard of... "How do you fit an elephant into a fridge?" I won't explain how I ended with this image ('cause I don't want to come off psychotic lol) but in short, this is a self-portrait as a victim of a serial killer.
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