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Feeling Gray Today

Howard Lyon

-By Howard Lyon   Color is a fascinating and challenging part of painting.  It can be defined as hue, saturation and value. Today, I am going to focus a little more on saturation. Saturation being how intense or gray a color is. Before I get going though, I think I need to add a disclaimer to this post. Painting from life is the best way to understand color. Also, photographs of paintings are by no…

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Horns of the high desert (Original Watercolor)

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Fischer Paints: Muse- Dimebolt and… designing Sebastian Bach’s new album art. What!?

Scott Fischer

April 8, 2025 - [caption id="attachment_80184" align="aligncenter" width="400"] Screenshot[/caption] New process video of my tribute the legend, Dimbag Darrel, of Pantera! (R.I.P. 2004) Painted as part of my Rock&Roll Fantasy series with Wentworth Gallery for the Monsters of Rock Cruise. This series depicts beautiful muses (in the Greek sense) with legendary guitars. Tried to stay faithful to Dime’s Dean ML, down to the KISS sticker and electrical tape on the neck pickup. (A detail I almost missed, but for the keen eye of friend Jon.) Oil on panel. https://youtu.be/q7SqMNDjnZc Speaking of rock stars, this art-life can be wild folks. If you had asked me a decade ago if I'd have Rock and Roll Fantasy paintings hanging in a gallery with literal rockstars, Ida thought you lost your mind. Yet here we are. And here I was two weeks ago…

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