...on this painting, I'm sanding it smooth for the second layer of paint. From here it becomes glass-like, which is perfect for focusing on the details. Finally, the palette is set with a wider range of color to capture the water.
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.
Tuesday, April 16, 2019
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Monday, April 8, 2019
“Concentric Circles...
...referencing Jasper Johns, Kenneth Nolland..." said Carl Belz. If only he was talking about my painting, but this was part of an impromptu art monologue on the packaging of Lucky Strike cigarettes. Holding about a dozen slightly shivering art students, myself included, transfixed on a Boston sidewalk during a smoke break, it was one of those little lectures on art in the everyday that stuck with me.
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