Art: Why and what do you buy? - Beyond Tiki

T teaKEY Tiki Socialite The thumb ! Joined: Nov 09, 2004 Posts: 3687	T teaKEY Posted posted on Wed, Mar 15, 2006 11:03 AM Drawing as a child, I would draw something that I could not own and then the picture would satisfy me. I always wanted to make the object more lifelike. When I see an artist that can paint a object that is above my talent and is close to realism, I have to respect it. Jeff Soto's who is just a little older then I am, painted objects that don't exist but they look very real.. He has a handful of objects that he likes to use that portray a lot of meaning. On his newest painting he takes those objects and expands on them and twists them to new places. He created his wheel and then improved on it. This on shown below, I see, life and rebirth. [ Edited by: teaKEY 2006-03-15 11:04 ]

Drawing as a child, I would draw something that I could not own and then the picture would satisfy me. I always wanted to make the object more lifelike. When I see an artist that can paint a object that is above my talent and is close to realism, I have to respect it.

Jeff Soto's who is just a little older then I am, painted objects that don't exist but they look very real.. He has a handful of objects that he likes to use that portray a lot of meaning. On his newest painting he takes those objects and expands on them and twists them to new places. He created his wheel and then improved on it.

This on shown below, I see, life and rebirth.

[ Edited by: teaKEY 2006-03-15 11:04 ]

Post #220946 by teaKEY on Wed, Mar 15, 2006 11:03 AM