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Painting with Gold Leaf
I don't really have a better word for it yet, and I confess the name is truly wrong for both disciplines... but together they make a kind of sense. I began fiddling with leafing about six months ago, and have continued to revisit it again and again, sometimes in making unique pieces with the leaf, but largely relying upon its natural quality to adorn by utilizing it to embellish special edition prints for DUNE, THE…
YESTERDAY’S POST
Fischer Paints- The Gibson Dragon SG
June 4, 2024 - The latest in my Rock and Roll fantasy series with Wentworth Gallery. As some of you know by now, I am obsessed with guitars. It started with playing them. Evolved into customizing them. And now I am painting portraits of them! The Gibson SG is often associated with bands like AC/DC and Black Sabbath. And as ever, I like to give the Rock and Roll art a Fantasy twist. After all Fantasy art influenced so many musicians and bands. So I guess I am evolving into a 'Rock and Roll Fantasy' artist! (Is that a thing?) lol! This one is Acrylic and oil on Panel. I start with a textural acrylic explosion, then shift into oilpaint for the refined stuff. https://youtu.be/8FefnVhmMz0
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