Paintings
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Scott Bodenner is a gifted textile designer, polymath, and friend. He trained as a hand weaver, with a degree from RISD and early on-the-job experience with a German textile mill. He has a unique … “Scott Bodenner on Recycled Synthetic Canvas”
This stop animation was shot as I was finishing up work on the painting “What the Thunder Said.” The video shows most of one day’s worth of work on the painting, compressed into 45 seconds.
Jerry Saltz edits artist statements on Facebook. You will need a Facebook account to read the thread.
Mr. Saltz is a professional critic– he knows how to use words to set a fire. But … “Jerry Saltz edits artist statements on Facebook”
Admittedly, there is some irony when a painter who was “raised without television” has something to say about Bob Ross. But the television painting programs that I did see as a child certainly made … “On Bob Ross and Screen Resolution”
One of the first really exciting painting resources I remember discovering online was Bruce MacEvoy’s website handprint. When I was actively engaging with my limitations as a watercolor painter several years ago, his comprehensive … “Handprint”
After switching to heavy pre-primed linen several years ago, stretching new canvases (usually one of my favorite studio jobs) became difficult. I was getting little sags at the corners that refused to go away, … “Re-learning how to stretch canvas”