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show notes for episode 38: “Garamond” record date: 1.26.11 |
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show notes for episode 37: “Poképhiles” record date: 1.19.11 |
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Tim Burton and Charlie Chaplin. They are both Creative Geniuses.
Hmmm I am not sure to be honest…. I do however, want people to enjoy what they see, I want people to feel good from observing my work.
I would have to say…Everything around me inspires me, from the magazines sitting on my desk to the grass growing to the old man singing and the young rocker girl
making a fashion statement….but most of all i would have to say
God and my peers inspire me continually to reach further and dream
bigger and to make it happen.
I want to convey an eclectic mix of romanticism and emotionalism with a twist of fashion and simplicity of line…i want the viewer to relate with the lines and the movement which happens in a single piece..
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show notes for episode 35: “Attack of the Third Dimension” record date: 1.5.11 |
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I think the painters that I’m most inspired by right now are Jeremy Lipking for his Sargent-like painting approach along with his muted colors and mysterious subjects. I love Nelson Shanks for his uncanny ability to capture his sitter and his vibrant mixing colors to produce flesh tones. I also look quite often at painters such as Casey Baugh, Robert Armetta, Jerome Witkin for his unorthodox painting methods, and Jacob Collins.
I‘d like my paintings to convey an honesty in my observation. I want my paintings to teach the viewer and to discover truths about what is observed. I think that artists are in fact teachers and we are all trying to at last educate our audience about a subject or an idea, a way we feel. I think my paintings have a comforting feel and through the use of patterning and a warm color palette this is achieved.