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Sweeping Curves Intersected By Rectangular Shapes
Published: 2014-01-15 19:40:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 6187; Favourites: 491; Downloads: 93
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Oils on Claessens polyester No.101 measuring 30" x 40". This is an oil painting that I've just completed and it's based on one of my own Cinema 4D creations that can be found in my deviantart gallery.Related content
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The more I look at your works, the more I become a fan of them.Β
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Wow, I thought this was blow glass. When I saw it was an oil painting, I was even more impressed! Great work sir.
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Hey Simon, thanks for stopping by and commenting. Added you to my deviantWATCH
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It certantly is.. something..
It's a lovely brilliant painting as well.
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Wat. That cannot be traditional. Incredible.
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No problem, really!
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Wow!
You have a very controlled painting technique; it must have taken some time!Β
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Thanks. Probably in the region of 250 hours.
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Oh, dang! Your efforts really paid off though.
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This looks so cool! I don't even know what it is-but it looks so cool!!! Congrats on the DD!!!!
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Thansk, anything is possible.
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Yeah, I see it
You're welcome
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this is amazing work - never seen anything like it
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I have often thought making an oil painting of one of my fractals or space scenes. Β I am happy to see someone do just that! This is just awesome!!! Congrats on your DD!!Β
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Thanks. You should try it. I like computer art but I can't just leave it in its virtual state.
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Welcome. Perhaps sometime I'll give it a go. I'm glad you don't!
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That...that is just stunning, Thank You and congrats on the DD.
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I thought this was a 3D computer drawing at first. Well done.
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Like someone put playground metal frames with a shiny candy rope exterior on top of a model of a house's interior
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This is some incredible skill. I am assuming you did this without an underpainting ( I don't see how these colors would be possible otherwise), but I have to wander how on earth did you manage to create those perfect edges.
Reflected lights are a joy to look at.
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Yes you are correct, no underpainting for this one. The only reason was that it would have added so much time to the painting process. For this type of painting I do a very tight drawing so there's no real need for an underpainting. The painting process is very direct too and by that I mean that colors very opaque and are mixed exactly before putting them on the canvas. With this method each area is finished before moving on. It's probably the most economical way to paint on something of this style. This painting is all about those long flowing curves and the edges had to be spot on. There's a couple in the painting that I want to go over again because they are a fraction out and the majority of people wouldn't even notice, but I'm a perfectionist. 
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