Sometimes the simplest designs make the most compelling images.
8x8 Oil painting on environmentally friendly canvas panel.
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Small Oil Paintings completed in one sitting or all at once, Alla Prima.
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Richard Kirk
“Did you always want to be an artist?” One of my students, in almost every class I teach, asks this question of me. My answer, “I think so.”
My first recollections were of drawing. I don’t remember telling people that I wanted to be an artist. I just loved drawing. At times, it was almost all I could think of. My favorite book was a drawing book by Andrew Loomis titled – Fun With a Pencil. My best friend, Matthew Stavrowsky, was better at drawing than I was and it drove me crazy. We spent hundreds of hours drawing together. Matt is still my best friend and teaches animation in Austin, Texas. His father, Oleg Stavrowsky, is one of our country's most prolific and powerful western painters. Oleg’s work gave me goals and started me toward painting when I was just a cub.
Did I always want to be an artist? I think so!
My first recollections were of drawing. I don’t remember telling people that I wanted to be an artist. I just loved drawing. At times, it was almost all I could think of. My favorite book was a drawing book by Andrew Loomis titled – Fun With a Pencil. My best friend, Matthew Stavrowsky, was better at drawing than I was and it drove me crazy. We spent hundreds of hours drawing together. Matt is still my best friend and teaches animation in Austin, Texas. His father, Oleg Stavrowsky, is one of our country's most prolific and powerful western painters. Oleg’s work gave me goals and started me toward painting when I was just a cub.
Did I always want to be an artist? I think so!
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Wow, this is a great juxtaposition of colors.
ReplyDeleteI love the cool blue green vibrating off the warm red.
Nice job buddy