Realistic graphite and charcoal portrait of actor Willem Dafoe. After many exercises, I finally decided to make a video of my latest graphite work. The complexity of this actor's face, with its wrinkles, pores and hair, was a challenge but I think I achieved such a good result that I can almost call it
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I suspect that Lionel Maunz is a good artist, and even after seeing his show of new work in Austin, I still suspect it. That’s a qualifying statement because Maunz—who’s…
Woman, study Condition: very good, as pictured, common aging of the media can be noticed. Dimensions: 28.7 x 19.1 cm. The drawing is baring signature "de Kooning", in the lower margin and verso. The artwork is also stamped on reverse from the previous collection, and has a reference number on verso. The artwork is offered as after the artist, sold as is. The present work comes with general object description and short bio of the artist. Offering an eye-catching very expressive, charcoal study showing a composition with a woman, done in spontanous lines and color planes. De Kooning described the figurative motif of his painting not as a representation but as a thing slapped on the canvas, liberating him from formal anxieties. Woman "did one thing for me: it eliminated composition, arrangement, relationships, light, because that motif was the one thing I wanted to get hold of. I thought I might as well stick to the idea that it's got two eyes, a nose and mouth and neck." The surface of the Woman, presents an almost encyclopedic display of the physical possibilities of paint, ranging from thick to thin, rough to smooth, and opaque to translucent. A very interesting find that will be a great addition to any art collection or interior. Shipped with care. We ship world wide. All shipments are with tracking. Standard shipping is by national post as registered mail. Premium shipping available through DHL Express upon request. Please view our other listings for an amazing selection of sculptures, paintings, works on paper, editions and other small antiques. Thank you for viewing.
✏️ Drawing made with watercolor or graphite pencil from a photo. 🗒️ On A3 format sheet 📸 Send me your portrait photo and I’ll draw you! (Please send me a clear, good quality photo) 👉🏼 My goal is to represent as faithfully as possible the person you want me to draw. For this, you can send me 2 other photos in addition to the model photo so that I can properly capture the essence of the person. 📩 Contact me by message before ordering. I would be happy to draw the faces of your loved ones! 💕 Don’t hesitate 😉
Graphite sketch for composite Rudbekia, Connie Sayas
About The Artwork (mixed media on hand cut distressed wood box) By contrast, Kris’ works are gritty — both literally and figuratively — gray and layered, his subjects are centrally focused over a massaged background. Born out of necessity, he engineered what was available for a base. Practiced over time and throughout many paintings this strategy became his style — matching subject matter to canvas and frame. Used cardboard, worn and tattered tarps stapled to one-by-fours, boxes and dismantled furniture are just a few of the starting points for a Kris Gebhardt “paintumentary.” Each one tells a story about someone he has met, worked with and known — whether that is an actual person, the archetype of a being or himself. His inspiration comes from a variety of places like the Greatest Generation, friends, employers and his own non-artistic career. Gebhardt is proficient at portraying Every Man and his struggles. On Exhibit @ Red Dot Miami 2019 Each December, the art world shines a warm, bright spotlight on Miami Art Week. Art Basel, Switzerland’s premier event for modern and contemporary art, has had a satellite exhibition in the “Magic City” since 2002. Sixteen years later, Miami has dozens of venues for art, beyond the hundreds of international galleries at Art Basel, additional vendors and individual artists are represented at Spectrum, Red Dot, and others. Award-winning, Indiana artists Kris and Angela Gebhardt, for the sixth year in a row, are in good company at Red Dot. Kris is a 2003 Indiana Business Journal “Top 40 Under 40” alumnus, author and fitness consultant who worked with Indiana icons John Mellencamp and Bill Cook. He and Angela co-owned Envy Design Salon and Hair Care line in Broad Ripple. And in conjunction with a multi-million dollar restoration project, both Kris and Angela restored the Spas at French Lick to their former prestige and beyond. Together they have parlayed success into visual expression through mixed-media impressionist and contemporary paintings, adding internationally acclaimed artist to their respective résumés. As for Angela, only she knows what truly inspires her mixed-media pieces. She layers images, numbers, words and shapes in acrylic, charcoal, oil, chalk, graphite, paper and more to form her “auto-paint-ographies”— which hang in some of the most elegant homes from Carmel to the Atlantic Ocean, overlooking spectacular scenery like New York City’s Central Park. According to Kris, “Attendees, collectors are energized with shows like Spectrum/Red Dot that feature new artists and cutting edge work.” He followed up with “[patrons] repeatedly tell us how sick and tired they are of having Warhols shoved down their throats.” The art world at large is in love with the Gebhardts’ large-format freedom of expression. During Miami Art Week one can purchase a Warhol if they want, but when there is so much unusual and creative work from all over the world, who would want to? This year’s Art Basel and Miami Art Week takes place December with displays all over the Miami, Miami Beach and Wynwood Arts District areas. See how much of the show you can cover in a week, walk among the paintings, view famous works of art, and don’t forget to people-watch. Original Created:2018 Subjects:Abstract Materials:Wood Styles:AbstractAbstract ExpressionismFigurativeFine Art Mediums:OilAcrylicGessoCharcoalGraphite Details & Dimensions Painting:Oil on Wood Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork Size:48 W x 72 H x 3 D in Frame:Not Framed Ready to Hang:Not applicable Packaging:Ships in a Crate Shipping & Returns Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments. Handling:Ships in a wooden crate for additional protection of heavy or oversized artworks. Crated works are subject to an $80 care and handling fee. Artists are responsible for packaging and adhering to Saatchi Art’s packaging guidelines. Ships From:United States. Have additional questions? Please visit our help section or contact us.
Shown above is an 8 x 10 limited edition reproduction of Sanguinity, which glows of optimism as she moves forward through life. It was drawn on bristol with graphite and is reproduced on Hahnemuhle matte photo rag, keeping the graphite sharp and true to the original. Your print will ship without a frame or a matt, so you can select the best presentation suitable for the piece's final hanging space. If you have questions feel free to ask, any time. Thank you.
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Woman, study Condition: very good, as pictured, common aging of the media can be noticed. Dimensions: 28.7 x 19.1 cm. The drawing is baring signature "de Kooning", in the lower margin and verso. The artwork is also stamped on reverse from the previous collection, and has a reference number on verso. The artwork is offered as after the artist, sold as is. The present work comes with general object description and short bio of the artist. Offering an eye-catching very expressive, charcoal study showing a composition with a woman, done in spontanous lines and color planes. De Kooning described the figurative motif of his painting not as a representation but as a thing slapped on the canvas, liberating him from formal anxieties. Woman "did one thing for me: it eliminated composition, arrangement, relationships, light, because that motif was the one thing I wanted to get hold of. I thought I might as well stick to the idea that it's got two eyes, a nose and mouth and neck." The surface of the Woman, presents an almost encyclopedic display of the physical possibilities of paint, ranging from thick to thin, rough to smooth, and opaque to translucent. A very interesting find that will be a great addition to any art collection or interior. Shipped with care. We ship world wide. All shipments are with tracking. Standard shipping is by national post as registered mail. Premium shipping available through DHL Express upon request. Please view our other listings for an amazing selection of sculptures, paintings, works on paper, editions and other small antiques. Thank you for viewing.
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