Posted: August 11th, 2010 | Author: Sean | Filed under: Finished Works | Tags: action, atmosphere, canvas, clouds, crash, earth, fighter, landing, man, meditation, metal, oil, painting, patience, science fiction, space ship, stillness, tear, wind, worn | No Comments »
Not too many posts going on lately. Too much time in studio and the weather is so nice how can I sit at a computer!? Anyways, this is my most recently finished painting. Its way better in person, the luminosity and texture of the paint, the scale, and the details all have a richer presence in real life. I’ve included some details for clarification.







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Posted: July 21st, 2010 | Author: Sean | Filed under: Weekly IMG | Tags: art school, barren lands, fall 2009, galkyd, graphic, heavy, history, linseed oil, marcelino stuhmer, mediums, mixtures, occasionally damar varnish, painting, painting strategies, Projects, stand oil, stencil, the shore, turpinoid | 2 Comments »
Weekly IMG is new. Every Tuesday there will be a new image here. Hope you enjoy:
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Believe me this is not digital. A big part of this work was about layers and I had a good time laying lots of heavy layers of galkyd, linseed oil, stand oil, occasionally damar varnish, and very little turpinoid. Even though the surface remained mostly the same inside the inner layers rivers of pigment started to flow. These still wet paints and mediums were still dripping and shifting inside the painting. Its much better in person because it is actually 90″ wide and the heavy glazes capture the light and make an interesting effect.

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Posted: May 19th, 2010 | Author: Sean | Filed under: Daily Img | Tags: bear, canvas, conquer, conquistador, couch, creativity, curiosity, devil, discover, earth, evil, explore, fantasy, girl, grass, imagination, land, landscape, light, oil, paint, painting, pipes, reading, science fiction, smoke, spear, stephanie, trees, world | 1 Comment »
This painting pushed me further than any other painting has. It underwent so many transitions since its original conception almost three years ago. And now, it is complete… for now.
Oil on Canvas 5′x4′

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