From tightly cropped views of the earth at your feet, to sweeping 360º vistas of the horizon line, J.B. Boyd’s oil paintings are meticulously rendered modern updates of the American Landscape tradition. Being a professional vagabond in search of place, this blog will allow you to travel with him and peek into the studio to see the paintings in process.
Wednesday, June 20, 2018
I Lightened Up The Sky...
...in the second layer of paint, and now am excited about where this painting is headed. You can see the full spectrum of sky colors in the tube below the painting, and the before and current colors on the color strip to the right. Now onto the horizon line and water.
Tuesday, June 19, 2018
Friday, June 15, 2018
The First Layer...
...is done, and now I get to stare at this one for a while (and go find some post sunset twilights to stare at while I'm at it) to decide where I want this painting to go in the next layer. -jb.
Wednesday, June 13, 2018
The Colors...
...for my second layer on this painting are spread out on the palatte below the easel. To the left with a brush for each color are the water tones, while the ice flows get one brush for every three shades on the right.
Tuesday, June 5, 2018
My Panel Making Room...
...got a lighting upgrade. Thanks 1 Broad dumpster! And if you ever wondered what a years supply of panels roughly looks like, here it is. -jb.
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