so recently i bought the 1980 gamblin oil paints and i did this quick painting using a reference. i tried using layers but quickly realized all the colours went muddy lol. any tips would be much appreciated! especially on how to mix colours, this is my first time painting in a couple years
SO excited to share this new collab with Kanella Ciraco! She sent me the fluid base, and I added my touch. It was fun getting to experiment with different ideas. I felt like I gave myself permission to try new things since we were collaborating, whereas I probably would have "stayed in my lane" if this was a solo release. What do you guys think? <3
Excited to debut something a bit different than my usual style. This is a collaboration with Kanella Ciraco, a fluid artist (you may have seen her on YouTube). She sent me this "dutch pour" as we call it in the pour painting community, and I built an ethereal world around it using airbrush, masking tape, freestyle paint flings, and fine brush work. I hope you like it!
I created this painting based on a request. The idea was to depict a frog family (father, mother, and their little daughter) in a spa-like environment, bathing together in a bowl of ramen. I’ve included the initial sketch and an early stage of the painting process as well.
I sometimes like to paint directly onto unprimed canvas, because the natural canvas texture subtly shows through and enhances the final result.
Another night session on this one. 18x24” oil on canvas. I passed this little boat one morning this week between job sites and knew I had to paint it.
Swipe for the design process :-) 22x90" banner, mostly done digitally (Procreate). Of course, HUGE inspiration from Alphonse Mucha/Art Nouveau movement.
It was great seeing this piece live on Plaza St-Hubert for 2024 summer ! Right in the heart of the bridal district ahah
Since a few Montrealers reached out after seeing it on the street, I’ve decided to make it as a print with a more universal message :-P