After Weistling
Part of the reason for my lack of posts recently is that my painting world has been rocked by Morgan Weistling. I picked up his (excellent) 10-hour oil demo last month, and its made me look at a lot of my own procedures and re-evaluating them. He paints with little tiles of colour, and the effect that gives is something I'm interested in finding in my own work. It's new to me, and it's a little scary. So here's a Weistling study.
posted by Marco Bucci at 12:26 AM
19 Comments:
Hi Marco, nice to see you back!!!
it's really great for you this new major influence, I mean your art is already fantastic and I'm curious to see how this could "change"it into something better!!
Finally, some update!:)
Great style on this, can't wait for the next one!
Hi Marco!!
Wow.....i didn't know Morgan Weistling....but I see that his works are excellent!!!!!
but I think that your art is fantastic too: you can only be better than you already are!!!!!!
great!!
Laura:)
This is cool, I'm excited to see what else you do with this style.
Heya Marco!
This has such a lovely feel to it.Kick butt sir!
It is amazing how you feel enought free to change your work into a new style like Morgan Weistling's style.. It looks great!!..
Awesome. I had no idea he had a DVD out!
this lloks so nice. It i so hard for me to tell theses are digital. Your texture and brush execution is awsome.
Thanks for sharing that ....his stuff is so beautiful . Reaching that level is something I think most of us dream about .To be able to paint that well is something else .Looking forward to seeing where you take your inspiration .
Cheers for stopping by also .
Also - meant to say the sketch looks beautiful and the brush work is quite different than where you normally have gone . It's really exciting to see where you are changing and evolving . It's something I think we all need to do more often .Really inspirational .
Cheers .
all your other work is outstanding and this piece is beautiful! i love the warm rich color ~ whatever you did here, keep doing it! :)
Ooooooooooooh. Now that's -really- nice. It's almost...well. For lack of a better word - soft-focus painting. Not quite impressionism but that's how a film scene would look like through a soft lens and filtered lighting. I think it's gorgeous!
And the Adrian Brody rocks!
--Shuku
really nice! i love his work too! makes me go back and paint more traditionally!
Great stuff Marco! I'd really love to see more in this style! You've really nailed the painterly feel
Nice one Marco! I like Weistling's work a lot. What a talented painter. And you picked up the dvd? How cool is that. I have one from Scott Burdick painting in the studio. It's really good too. Great work man! Can't wait to see more.
beautiful
Yes, I also have that demo dvd as well. It's the goods, isnt it.
This is a hauntingly beautiful image. Nice :)
this is awesome.
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