Portrait demo by Travis Schlaht, oil on canvas, 6"x8"
Thursday, March 18, 2010
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11 comments:
This is great, I love this guys work, his wife's too.
Travis Schlaht dose some great work!
This painting is very nice you can see somme of the construction and love that!
Keep it up!
Brian Roy
the materials list for that class does not list any paints... please advise.
I really love the paintings of this guy... tell him that should have a site or blog to show off more of his awesome work! :) :)
Students in this class who have advanced to painting in the core program curriculum may work with paint.
I think its better that he doesn't have a site
Yes, is better that he doesn't have a site. He doesn't have one because he simply doesn't believe in that. Having a site gives a first impression about a painting that is different of when you see it in person. So that can be good or really REALLY bad.
I really like his work. Wish I lived in NY!
He should have a geocities site like the ones in the early 90's.
Of course that the impression of a painting is very distinct in person that via web. But in many cases is all that we have. I love Rembrandt or Nerdrum and didn't see their works in person.
If books or images didn't exist, the diffusion of art will be very very restrained, and I think that is a bad thing.
He has some other paintings like this but that are done on paper. I can't find out if he used a primer for the paper beforehand or not, but I would be very interested to know. They are incredibly beautiful!
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