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Painting Title: HAIRSPRAY
Medium: Acrylics on canvas 38 x 32
Date: 2008
This interesting piece was begun well before my recent trip to London. It has been finished for awhile, I just haven't had time to get a good picture of it, and thought that I may as well just post this rather indistinct one for now. I took the original photo nearly a year ago in NYC, an indication of how much work I have on my plate!
It is one of several pieces in various stages of completion in my latest cityscape series. A few of them will be somewhat disarming, but then again, this one seems to be holding its own rather ok.
The work itself was a difficult piece to develop. The details were practically insurmountable, often balancing brushes with airbrush to achieve a feeling of movement in an otherwise static environment.
All in all, despite a lot of concentration and closeup hard work, I enjoyed doing this one immensely. As the first three seem to be somewhat congealing both aesthetically and thematically, I am looking forward to exhibiting the series as a whole.
Thanks for taking the time to look at it.
Note 6/10/11: Featured in a recent Australian 9 News taping at a recent solo exhibition on YouTube [link]
Medium: Acrylics on canvas 38 x 32
Date: 2008
This interesting piece was begun well before my recent trip to London. It has been finished for awhile, I just haven't had time to get a good picture of it, and thought that I may as well just post this rather indistinct one for now. I took the original photo nearly a year ago in NYC, an indication of how much work I have on my plate!
It is one of several pieces in various stages of completion in my latest cityscape series. A few of them will be somewhat disarming, but then again, this one seems to be holding its own rather ok.
The work itself was a difficult piece to develop. The details were practically insurmountable, often balancing brushes with airbrush to achieve a feeling of movement in an otherwise static environment.
All in all, despite a lot of concentration and closeup hard work, I enjoyed doing this one immensely. As the first three seem to be somewhat congealing both aesthetically and thematically, I am looking forward to exhibiting the series as a whole.
Thanks for taking the time to look at it.
Note 6/10/11: Featured in a recent Australian 9 News taping at a recent solo exhibition on YouTube [link]
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© 2008 - 2024 Denis-Peterson
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holy cow!! i am just now seeing this, being new to deviantart. 
i'm beyond impressed. it looks so real, you can't believe it's a painting. also, i love this because my fav hot dog place, no longer in existence, is immortalized here.
i'm beyond impressed. it looks so real, you can't believe it's a painting. also, i love this because my fav hot dog place, no longer in existence, is immortalized here.