Posted tagged ‘painting’

A Life Drawing Session: Studying the Nude Figure in the Language of Drawing, Sculpting and Painting.

May 16, 2010

On Thursday’s, for the last past six weeks, I have been going to a life drawing session at the DA gallery.  Let me be totally honest with you, but I haven’t done this sort of thing since my 20s.  Just for your information, now 48 years old, so that’s pretty pathetic for a person who really loves the human form.  For my first session, all I brought was a 5 mm mechanical pencil, and boy were my attempts pretty bad.  As you can see below (more…)

My expanding art show: a view of my artwork (past, present, and future)

May 16, 2010

For all who are interested in viewing my work, please check out “my expanding art show

Keep on creating,
Ken

Banner art

May 16, 2010

painting acrylic on canvas of a male figure in a surrealistic image

“revisiting the past”

This piece is an acrylic on canvas, but not yet mounted.  Its measurements are approximately 4″ x 3 1/2″.  I used this piece for my banner.  I used no brushes in creating this piece, my only tool was assorted natural sea sponges.

This piece represents someone re thinking his passed to try to see and understand the real from the imagined

Selling Art, and the Artist Ego / Limited Editions and Prints, the Art of Affordable Art

May 13, 2010

What does it cost to make a new piece of art work?  Of course we have our material, which is the easiest one to figure out.  On the other hand we have our time, which gets a little shady on figuring out.  As our time goes, what are we worth per hour and how many hours do we charge for.

Let me change the subject here a little, or not, we’ll see where it goes.  See, I’m not only an artist, I’m also a plumber.  When you figure out hours and material in plumbing, you have a few factors to consider: (more…)

Let me get started May 12 2010

May 12, 2010

I have been doing artwork all my life, as far back as I can remember.  I’m not too bad at it, but I’ll let you be the judge of that.  I work in a number of mediums, but right now I’m working primarily painting and sculpture.  I used to call myself a surrealist, but I’m not sure anymore.

So what am I doing now?  (more…)