TODAY'S FEATURED POST
less is more
Dug a little deeper into the high key overexposed painting thing again this week. I’ve been wanting to do a portrait of Kevin, our other mastiff for a little while now. He’s such a sweet old boy. Had it in my head to do like a “night lighting” portrait of him. He’s blind, and his eyes have that cloudy look to them that i think could look cool in that lighting scenario. But then a…
YESTERDAY’S POST
Why’d You Make That?
July 12, 2024 - I recently posted an older painting on IG with some close up detail shots. I asked what people's interpretation of it was without revealing my personal intention behind the idea. I had a few people chime in with their thoughts and some gave me a new perspective on the piece myself! In a previous Muddy post, I exposed the timeline of the process for one painting. (see that post here) I thought it might be fun to zoom into just the idea and elaborate how and why I landed on the composition for "The Creation of Eve", and reveal the meaning behind it. Do paintings needs to mean something? No. Each person needs to decide what brings them satisfaction in what they make. For some, there needs to be a deeper meaning. Others are content…
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