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Featured Paintings by Patrick King
Children’s Stoves – Oil on Linen 40 x 60
I crossed paths with Patrick when I featured one of his T-shirts in my post, 25 T-shirts for Artists and Wannabes. I later found out that Patrick is also a talented painter. Patrick’s paintings are rich in exaggerated color depicting typical suburban American scenes and adding a bit tension it.
Portrait of the Artist, Isea – by Shawn Barber
Oil on canvas 30in x 24in
Shawn Barber is best known for his life-like tattoo portrait paintings. Barber has an extensive collection of work on his site, so make sure you check this guy out.
Colin MacDonald (singer of the band The Trews) by Nancy Desrosiers
oil on a canvas
I have not featured a painting in a while so I was glad when Nancy sent this to me. I love how she has captured the feeling of being at the concert. The singer is full of life, the lighting is amazing and Nancy’s painting style sparks movement on the canvas. The black background feels a little flat compared to the rest of the painting, but it could be that the background looks better in real life and does not translate well in a photo. In any case, this is not something that keeps me from enjoying the work. This is a strong painting and Nancy does a great job of bringing the singer to life.
artist & website: Nancy Desrosiers – http://www.nannerland.com
Barack Obama – by Shawn Barber
Oil on panel, 16 x 20 inches
This painting was commissioned by the Wall Street Journal for their special Inauguration edition. Barber is known for his amazing tattooed portraits and you can checkout his site for those.
artist & website: Shawn Barber – http://www.sdbarber.com/
Lisa – by Rebecca Campbell
artist and website: Rebecca Campbell – http://www.rebeccacampbell.net
Animatus H, D, L – by Hyungoo Lee
Resin, aluminum sticks, stainless steel wires, springs and oil paint
Lee imagines what the skeletal structure of cartoon characters might look like. Pictured here are the three nephews of Donald Duck, Huey, Dewey and Louie in case you do not remember.
artist & website: Hyungkoo Lee – http://www.hyungkoolee.net
Faye-Heads Above Water – by Laura Sanders
oil on canvas
artist & website: Laura Sanders – http://gallery.atomicperception.com/
d.o. – by Robert Horvath
oil on panel 45″x35″
artist & website: Robert Horvath – http://www.robert-horvath.com