A PAINTING A DAY: oil on canvas

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Dutch still life with copper plate and lemon

One of few still life studies that I painted this fall during my trip back home in Europe.

5x7" oil on canvas panel
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"Stephanie" Commissioned portrait

Recent portrait commission that I completed.
11 x 14 inches Oil on Canvas, Private collection

"Katherine" portrait of a young girl 6x6 inches oil on canvas

It's been awhile since my last posting so this is a new portrait I just painted, I'll be posting images of some recent commissions and figurative pieces, stay tuned.
6 x 6 inches Oil on Canvas
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The trumpet player - Figurative gallery art by California artist

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5" x 7" Oil on gessoed panel
This little trumpet player brought music to my painting, it's funny how both music and painting co relate with each other with the notes and tonal values and also setting up the composition.

Peach

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"Peach" 6" x 6" Oil on Gallery Wrapped Canvas,
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Resonance

"Resonance" 9" x 12" Oil on Gallery Wrapped Canvas, Sides Painted, No frame needed

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City in rise

"City in rise" 12 x 9 Oil on gallery wrapped canvas , SOLD
This is another one from my cityscape series, but this one has a lot more color then the previos, yes it was a sunny day also, that changes a lot, im just glad I was able to get all that light and color on my canvas.

Glance

"Glance" 12 x 9 Oil on Gallery wrapped canvas , SOLD
This a slightly larger size portrait then the usual postcard size ones that I do, I had lots of fun working on the skin tone, and all the variations that constitute the skin color, its just amazing the subtlety of the pallete that I have to use to get closer to the reality of the observed subject.

Down the alley

"Down the alley" 12 x 9 Oil on gallery wrapped canvas , SOLD
I had this idea of starting a new series of paintings, cityscapes mainly, since I'm surrounded by buildings this is my actual LandScape, alleyways are always more interesting to me for some reason then the main street since there's no traffic almost so it gives the exterior a more personal touch.