Showing posts with label landscape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label landscape. Show all posts

Female nude outdoors


Palette knife plein air figure painting.

6x9 inches oil on gessoed paper

"Afternoon" female figure en plein air landscape


Color and light of the day, changing each second, objects and subjects reflecting each other, energies spiraling up and down, movement of people bypassing without ever interacting.

6x6 inches oil on canvas

sold
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Merry Christmas

In the vein of the Christmas season I decided to list a bunch of different sketches, drawings and small oil paintings for sale, they are all listed on a seven day auction with a Really low starting bid, I thought its a good idea to clean out the studio so I can start some new ones in the upcoming year
 
5x7 inches oil on panel

I hope you are you enjoying the holidays and Merry Christmas from Daniel Peci!

"Summer house" 4x6 plein air female figure painting Available


4 x 6 inches Oil on Canvas panel
This one's really a small size for a figure but it has some cool flowing dynamics throughout the painting, when it's this small you gotta keep the space well thought out and tell a story with less, I'm not a big fan of overpainting things, its much harder to create a piece that's effective and works within its own limited frame...so in this respect, each brushstroke counts.

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The hidden trail - Plein Air Impressionist landscape paintings by California artist


5" x 7" Oil on gessoed panel
It's one of those places where there's a naturally formed trail by the mountain that's not so obvious to first glance, it took my attention and I was painting frantically before the day ceases and takes away all the light from my painting.


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Doorway with sunbeams - Art exterior painting by artist


5" x 7" Oil on panel

I'm always fascinated with these rustic entrances, they seem like they have a soul on their own, I guess the longer the history of the place the more interesting it becomes, for painting especially, the constantly changing light outdoors was also a particularly challenging task when painting a place like this.

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Traffic cityscape oil painting


SOLD

My main goal in this painting was movement and light, I think the flow of traffic is a good subject for this particular idea since its constantly moving, the gas from the cars creates hazines around them and I always get the same question in my head when I observe this kind of a scene, ...where are we going?
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Midnight Bath


SOLD
"Midnight Bath" 5.5" x 8" Pastel and Charcoal on "Canson" drawing paper, Varnished
Auction starts @ 8.00Pm Pacific Time.

Communion


SOLD
"Communion" 6.5" x 8.5" Charcoal on drawing paper, Varnished
Auction starts @ 8.00Pm Pacific Time.
I wanted to achive unity between the female figure and the landscape in the background by loose and expressive lines which adds to the suggestion of motion and importance of a passing moment.

Outcast


SOLD

"Outcast" 9" x 12" Oil on Gallery Wrapped Canvas, Sides painted black.

Auction starts @ 9.00Pm.

Uphill Alleyscape #3


"Uphill Alleyscape #3" 5" x 7" Oil on Canvas Panel,

Auction starts @ 9.00Pm.

The latest Alleyway painting from my cityscapes series, haven't done one in a while, I'm glad gettin back to this theme and exploring the light and shadows in these alleys.

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Spirithunter


"Spirithunter" 16" x 20" Oil on Gallery Wrapped Canvas,

Auction starts @ 9.00Pm.

Haven't listed a larger painting on auction in a while now, so I decided to do that with this piece, a male figure holding a spear, ready for the hunt.

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Alleyscape #6



"Alleyscape #6" 9" x 12" Oil on Canvas , SOLD

This is the sixth alleyscape that I did from the series, I was exloring the dynamics of subtle gradations and perspective in this one, I'm pretty pleased with the outcome since I think I reached that "Live" feeling that I was after, very close to the original location that I was observing.