When I started trying to promote my own artwork online I kept coming across other people's art that amazed or compelled me in one way or another. This blog has been a way for me to practice thinking and writing about art, as well as learning more about my peers and all the incredible art that is being made out there.

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Showing posts with label Winter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Winter. Show all posts

Thursday, December 19, 2013

Winter 2013

I've always found the the starkness of winter landscapes compelling. Here's a collection of wintry images to enjoy. Click on each artist's name to link back to my original post on their work. And I'll be back with new art after the holidays.

Mark Thompson
"Be Lost In Me"  painting  50" x 66"  2009

Chester Arnold
"60 years in the Forest"  72" x 60"  oil on linen  2012

Dina Brodsky
"Trading Post"  oil on mylar  8x8 inches

Leonid Tishkov
Private Moon series - "Moon and Hunter"

Suichi Nakano
"Till Find The Forest"  oil on canvas  91 x 116.7cm  2010

Sonja Hinrichsen
Snow Drawings - Rabbit Ears Pass, CO - Jan. 29, 2012

Aron Wiesenfeld
"The Wedding Party" oil on canvas  70" x 95"

Peter Rotter
Deep Snow 48×60 Oil on Canvas 2009
For more winter paintings click here!

Thursday, December 20, 2012

Winter

If you're in the northern hemisphere like me, the days will soon start getting longer once more, although the cold may stick around a bit. I won't be posting for a week or two so I thought I'd leave you with a big gallery of wintry images from the past 2 years. If you like these you can see more winter scenes from even earlier posts at my previous Winter Gallery.
Click on the artists' names to my post featuring more of their work with links to their websites.


Aron Wiesenfeld

Charles Ritchie

David DeVillier

Jonas Pettersson

Kurt Solmssen

Mark Thompson

Peter Rotter

Sam Dargan

Sonja Hinrichsen

Suichi Nakano

Sarah Williams

Thursday, December 30, 2010

Winter

Here's another collection for the New Year. My intention was not to create a conceptual collection. There's no overall themes of death and rebirth or anything like that. I just wanted to gather up some wintry images to remind us that while it may be cold, wet and miserable, it can also be beautiful. I realize that this has a hemispherical bias, so to all those who happen to be south of the equator (or in the tropics for that matter), sorry. Hope you'll enjoy these images anyway.

Click on the artist's name to link back to my previous post of their work. There you'll find a link to their website. Happy New Year everyone.



"Northern upland, snow remnants" 35.5x51cm




























"Left Behind"
























"Surviving Winter" 9" x14"


























"Doubting Thomas" 25"x48" 2007






















"Hunters From Sunday School" 55 x45 cm































"January" oil on canvas  78" x 95 1/2"  1997

































"Winter Field Midday"  oil on canvas  18" x 24"































Gregory Crewdson  Untitled, Winter 2007  Archival inkjet print  58 1/2" x 89 1/2"


























"Snowy day 2-6-09" 7x7" oil on panel




























"Departure" 28x28" 2001


































“Snowy Hill” 12" x 12" oil on masonite







































"Herd of Reindeer" gouache on paper 2009






































"Listen" 1995




























"North-West night" oil on canvas 2008 100X80 cm

































"Platform"  2010  oil on MDF 8"x10"





























"The Oath Breakers" oil on canvas 62"x47.5" 2009

































"Adoration of the Magi" 1997 160x160cm