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its just a WAYNE THIEBAUD kind of day

you know WAYNE THIEBAUD was my friend Steve’s favorite artist during the time right before he passed away. My art teacher ordered a WAYNE THIEBAUD book for him in the mail, but he died before it was delivered. It was actually delivered on his birthday.

a little WAYNE THIEBAUD for you on this fuckin hot day

Lucian Freud

(by Chuck Close)

Stina Persson

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Man paints on discarded swan plumes

Edouard Manet, The Fifer

This painting may look simple, but it was actually considered very controversial in its time because the background does not have a horizon line. This was very different from the rest of the paintings of its period. Seems very simple, but actually sprang a big controversy.

Alright so that is the end of my spam. I will probably share more of these at a later date.

And here’s another one from the series. Again, done in colored pencil. Again, in any given spot there is about 9 different colors used to create the color that you see.

I know I’ve posted these before, but I’m doing it again. This is an example of what you can do with colored pencil. In any given square millimeter of this piece I used about 9 different colored pencils, usually more. I really think these could almost pass as acrylic paintings.

And for those who don’t know, these two pieces are part of my monster sweater series, inspired by the episode of the Rugrats where Chucky thinks there’s a monster under his bed but its just his dad’s sweater.

Beau White