Contemporary figurative artist ~ subjects include models at work in the studio and "slice of life" genre scenes.
"We are all one substance involved in the same terrible struggle, turning matter into spirit."
Zorba the Greek by Nikos Kazantzakis
Saturday, July 23, 2005
Pen, Ink & Wash
There are times when I will work with ink...these paintings are fast, intuitive and utilize a wet in wet technique. Click on this painting to view other Pen, Ink & Wash. Please leave your comments, questions, etc. below. (More artwork, by theme, will be posted soon.)
4 comments:
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hi this is great! i love pen and ink so this is a first wash i've seen also think that the other work you have - color massing technique is wonderful... also the first time i have heard of that technique...
self taught in the last two years patty at blarneybytes
Hey Patty...thanks for your comments. My massing in techniqie has developed over many years. If you are interested in its origin, look into Charles Hawthorne and Henry Hensche (both deceased) work. I hope you'll stop back often.
Permanent Collections: Leepa-Rattner Museum Of Art, FL; National Museum of Racing, Saratoga Springs, NY; Novosibirsk Museum, Novosibirsk, Russia; Schering-Plough Art Gallery, Madison, NJ; One-Person Shows: Seaside Gallery, Seabrook, TX '00; Cottage Gallery, Ridgewood, NJ '91; Ringwood Manor Museum, Ringwood, NJ '88 & '82; Viewpoint Gallery, NYC (since '82); Group Shows: Salmagundi Club - NSPCA shows, NYC '97 to ‘09; WaterMedia , Houston, TX '00; Fair Lawn Art Assoc., Fair Lawn, NJ ‘96; Wyckoff Gallery, Wyckoff, NJ Gallery Artist '82-'86; Newark Museum Artists' Invitational, NJ '91); Awards include: Int'l artists.de Award '09 Klinkhammer Gallery, Düsseldorf; Judy Elias Newman Memorial Award '06; Maria Szeni Memorial Award '00 (Judge...Philip Pearlstein); AES Peterson Memorial Award '98, Loew Cornell Award ’96; Membership: Nat. Society Of Painters In Casein & Acrylics since ’99; Art Instructor: State University of NY (SUNY) at Rockland, Art Faculty '86 -'92; Wyckoff Gallery, Wyckoff, NJ '82-'86, Ringwood Manor Art Assoc., Ringwood, NJ ‘82-'88; Art Education: William Paterson University of NJ, MA Visual Arts ’82.
4 comments:
hi
this is great!
i love pen and ink so this is a first wash i've seen
also think that the other work you have - color massing technique is wonderful... also the first time i have heard of that technique...
self taught in the last two years
patty
at blarneybytes
Hey Patty...thanks for your comments. My massing in techniqie has developed over many years. If you are interested in its origin, look into Charles Hawthorne and Henry Hensche (both deceased) work. I hope you'll stop back often.
Chuck
thanks for your creativity.
i am one of the lovers of pen,ink & wash.and you did really wonderful.
Fayezeh...thank you for the kind comment.
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