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I have been working on a music icon series as of late, this is one of the latest. I wanted to do a unique take on Dylan by ditching the iconic glasses and focusing on a back lit silhouetted contrast.
Terrible, how bad I have been about posting. Here is a recent commission I did for friend of the family. He recently retired from fire fighting and this was the last blaze he ever saw in action.
I tried to stay away of the traditional colours of red, yellow and green that are typically used to portray the reggae singer. I did this one with acrylics on a sandy textured surface.
This one I painted as a Christmas gift for my sister, done in acrylics. The inspiration came from one of the first good paintings that I ever completed. Just checking to see if lightning strikes twice.
I don't often do the same painting twice but for Trevor Linden I will definitely make the exception. It wasn't too much like repeating myself anyway; as I shifted styles, muted the colours and played with the cropping between these 2 pieces. Both were done in oils, the top one was a commission.
Another commission I did about a year ago. This one is in acrylic and emulates a classic photo of the iconic star.
My first post back from my week in New York! I did this one as a commission for someone I used to work with. At the time everyone was asking me for paintings of African animals; it seems that if you do one painting of a subject people start thinking that that is your niche. I don't recall how many jungle cats, monkeys and elephants I painted at the time but let's just say that I've had my fill for at least a while. "Camouflage" was painted in acrylic in front of a live studio audience.