TODAY'S FEATURED POST
Lovin’ the LACMA
We're excited to be in Pasadena again for LightBox Expo 2024. It's one of our favorite conventions of the year and... in addition to all the great art in the show, it doesn't hurt that it's got some great art spaces right around the corner (just in case you can slip away for a few moments, which we always try to do). There's always time for an inspiration time-out. We find that studying historical works…
YESTERDAY’S POST
Process and Commentary: Painting “the Woman Whose Feet Didn’t Touch The Ground”
February 28, 2024 - https://youtu.be/ZY-2qaNfqwU?si=TFPx2W6mcoeF_mxD/oembed Back in October and November of last year, I painted this piece as part of a series of personal paintings inspired by movies. This video shows my entire process on the painting from start to finish, including discussion of all the different steps along the way. The final piece is 18x24 inches, oil on panel. And yes, the painting still creeps me out a bit. [caption id="attachment_75560" align="aligncenter" width="450"] The Woman Whose Feet Didn't Touch The Ground, 18x24 inches, oil on panel, 2023[/caption] [caption id="attachment_75561" align="aligncenter" width="450"] Prelim for The Woman Whose Feet Didn't Touch The Ground, 6x8 inches, oil on primed watercolor paper, 2023[/caption]
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