Showing posts with label blue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blue. Show all posts

Sunday, August 16, 2015

BEHIND THE SCENES-Beach Art






Two different recent beach/ocean abstract impasto commissions. (how many more adjectives can I fit in there?) My ocean work is also a very popular aspect of my original art work and is weekly commissioned in many different sizes and colors to fit clients spaces. Browse my completed, availed and commission based art work here on Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/MyImaginationIsYours

Thursday, August 6, 2015

BEHIND THE SCENES-One of my largest art works EVER!






A behind the scenes look at one of the largest art works I've ever been commissioned for. These panels were both 5ft high and 8ft wide for a total of 5ft high and 16 ft wide. This was so much fun to work on. Working big is one of my favorite ways to paint. Stay tuned for finished photos and client review of their new art work. Cheers -VL

Saturday, May 10, 2014

NEW Art Work Posted ! "Modern Blocks Primary Colors"





I had a lot of fun with this painting. I had been thinking about it for quite a few days before I started. Recently I was inspired by primary colors. (and tah dah!) I feel this is such a statement even in it simplicity. It came out very unique and one of a kind. I use to do a lot of line and block work when I first started painting and I'm happy to get back into it. How the colors flow and move your eyes around the canvas creates a great focal piece of art work for any room.

Sides are painted black, deep edge gallery canvas, size 40x30 (or switch it for 30x40 orientation) Versatile. Find more about this art work by CLICKING HERE!

Cheers,
VL

Monday, April 21, 2014

Commisioned Painting

I was contacted by a client desiring a light blue hue background and my popular impasto trees with hints of silver, gold, bronze and copper. I always love adding some metallic to art work, it really brings a different atmosphere and when the sunlight dances across the art it will really give a smile. Here are some photos I took while painting. I always send photos to my clients during the creation process. (I feel like God saying that. hah) It really makes them feel involved in the process of their original art work.

This deep edged gallery art is really much more large and heavy then it looks. Each panel is 12x36x1 inch depth. I believe all packaged up for shipment this art work weighed 13-15 lbs, when most weighs 5-8 lbs. Stretched canvas on wood can be relatively light, but when adding all these panels together in a box it becomes a different story. I always have the most fun wrapping up art work. It is almost like a trip to the gym. Yes I do everything myself from sourcing supplies to shipment of the art.

Check out my next blog for finished photos of this art work.