here’s something different..

new mini series based off a few of my favourite old songs! intended to be more minimal in style, along with a few transparent brushstrokes for atmosphere 🌹🥀

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Action both in the subject and with the movement of the brushstrokes.
"The Ringer" is a 15.50x13.50 in painting by artist Chuck Weber from Wisconsin.Definitely a painting to look for at the Best of America SMALL Painting Exhibit May 4 at Richland Fine Art

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Anyone have advice on painting abstract backgrounds? Like when a character is feeling a strong emotion or in action and it's just brushstrokes, shapes, and colours. It always comes out generic and messy when I try

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Eric Fischl’s brushstrokes with the bare canvas ground forming ‘highlights’ in the hand and foot. y https://t.co/zLnWgxm5sV

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This week I spent a couple of days in Amsterdam. I did some sketches of Vincent van Gogh's self portraits. Being there reminded me of how much I loved learning about him in primary school and I got to see all those crazy brushstrokes up close!

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Layering in some details alongside large brushstrokes. Excited to work on this painting today! 🎨❤️ https://t.co/gvUqBc6hbo

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This is a sample work I am currently working on. The fluid brushstrokes and the bold text was used to contrast with each other. The opacity of the text was lowered to provide balance.

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So I didn’t do anything with the 2 previous paintings (yet), but I did start a new 24x36 inch canvas today. I’m enjoying experimenting with diagonal brushstrokes. https://t.co/17B7BGc9rI

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Neru, commission for +Stupidityofthetop !

How to make it look more finished? Tried adding some textures (?) by overlapping brushstrokes.

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Three details of hands in the Meagre Company. Typical Hals or Codde or ? Combining a Morellian approach with scientific analyses and imaging to try to solve a wonderfully intriguing puzzle!

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This painting changes as you move further, and further away from it. On close inspection you will see abstract forms created by large brushstrokes. Take a few steps back, and a wonderful cityscape is revealed. Gerhard Richter, 'Townscape Paris', 1968🗼

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