Showing posts with label acrylic paint. Show all posts
Showing posts with label acrylic paint. Show all posts
Saturday, March 31, 2012
THE INTREPID
"Having lived 16 years just a few blocks away from The Intrepid, it's easy to forget about it. Today was the perfect occasion to remind myself how fortunate I am to live so close to the Hudson River." - March 28, 2012
Labels:
acrylic paint,
david berube,
hudson river,
intrepid,
military,
new york city,
ship
Monday, March 26, 2012
New "SKETCH" BUDDHA - RUBIN MUSEUM OF ART
Here's my latest acrylic "sketch" based on a photo I took of a Tibetan Buddhist sculpture at The Rubin Museum of Art in NYC.
My sketch is approximately 4" X 4", acrylic paints on textured paper. Unfortunately, because I used metalic gold paints, reproduction of my painting isn't the best quality. The subtlties of color in my painting are not obvious in the photo.
Sunday, March 25, 2012
CHANGE OF PACE
I've been in a bit of a linocut burn-out phase after cutting and printing many of my linocuts from my recent trip to Chiang Mai. I've also been craving doing some color work and some painting, so I broke out the acrylic paints and brushes and did this quick little "sketch".
If you've been keeping track of my recent linocuts, you'll have seen a similar image printed of this same subject. What I've learned to do over the years is to always photograph the image I am drawing on to lino when i am traveling and doing an on-site lino drawing. The reason for this is to have a refer4ence shot of whatever it is I'm looking at just in case I decide to add color to the lino or I have trouble understanding what I drew.
This is my friend Phra Kritsada Prueprong, a 20 year-old Buddhist Monk I met and became friends with in Chiang Mai.
Labels:
acrylic paint,
buddhist,
chiang mai,
david berube,
kritsada prueprong
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