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Thursday, February 15, 2018
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
Oil Sketch
Here is a small, 6x8 inch sketch on canvas paper, of a scene from Laguna Beach, CA.
I usually don't work on preliminary sketches before working on larger paintings, I like to dive in and get right to it. I think the spontaneity one achieves on those first tries gets lost the more you reproduce your results. But, I was at the local art store recently, shopping for a new large wooden palette, when I saw this awesome little wooden oil sketch box.
Of course I had to buy it!!
The sketch pictured at the top of this post is the first result from this oil sketch kit. I love it! Great portability, perfect for smaller paint tubes. And since I'm a 100% knife painter, there's no worry about carrying turp and brush cases.
Looking forward to creating many many more. The question now is, do I keep calling the small paintings "sketches", or regard them for what they are, complete finished paintings in their own right.
Hmmm...
- Arroyo -
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A self-taught, modern realist painter from Los Angeles, CA. While art has always been part of his life, it wasn't until 2007 that he picked up a brush and began to paint. He found the process natural, and fell in love with painting. Focusing on observations of everyday modern life, he captures moments and objects of the daily world that we sometimes tend to overlook.
All paintings are framed in a custom made colonial style black frame.
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