Afternoon Laundry 14x9 in.
I started this painting with the intention of painting two figures but soon realized that just one made for a more interesting painting. Sabrina was standing with the basket resting on her hip, head pointing downward and the clothesline leading to her face. These subtleties were more interesting to me than what was actually going on...ahem...laundry.
Natalie 10x8 in.
This one's a straight forward portrait of my wife, Natalie.
Both of these paintings will be in the Richeson Art Exhibition next month (June).
5 comments:
Both are beautiful. I really enjoy how you composed both the figure and the portrait. The portrait has a wonderful sense of movement. You should be very pleased with these.
oh Justin, they're wonderful. I will always want to see more figuratives from you. Just beautiful.
Love both of these. GREAT work.really.
Next up is robots, right? Not enough paintings of robots in the world.
I love your art, but most of all PEOPLE you paint. Very nice!
congrads on the Richeson show, Justin...was just down there about a month ago and saw a show that was still hanging.
Nice space for exhibition...
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