Posts Tagged ‘photorealism’
Photorealistic Minimalism – Paintings by Nigel Cox
Posted by: notbeige on: January 27, 2010
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Nigel Cox is an Irish born, London based artist whose oil on canvas paintings, in his own words – ‘Focus on the individual, removing them from usually crowded urban scenes and placing them in centre stage. Surprising how much confidence they have when removed from the crowd.’ I think I understand exactly what he means [...]
Driving In The Rain… Photorealistic Paintings by Gregory Thielker
Posted by: notbeige on: December 1, 2009
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I think everybody has one genre of art that calls to them more than others, and for me it’s photorealism because it makes me nostalgic in a way that actual photographs can’t. These paintings by Gregory Thielker transported me straight away back to Sunday family drives in the country and Christmas shopping trips into town [...]
Ralph Goings – Four Decades Of Realism
Posted by: notbeige on: November 23, 2009
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Ralph Goings is a realist painter based in California – he is recognised as one of the original members of the Hyper-Realist or Photo-Realist group of the late 1960′s. His painstakingly accurate work spans four decades, and one of the things I like most about his paintings is that the subject matter changes little over [...]
Photorealistic Artist Glennray Tutor
Posted by: notbeige on: May 2, 2009
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Check out the magical photorealistic art of Missouri born artist Glennray Tutor. His nostalgic paintings are filled with marbles, fireworks, comic books and toys from the mid 20th century, and seem to glow with colour and light.
The Amazing Art Of Helmut Ditsch
Posted by: notbeige on: April 21, 2009
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Beautiful landscapes by Helmut Ditsch… These are painted by hand!
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