Showing posts with label Eschwan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eschwan. Show all posts

Friday, November 21, 2014

The Power of Women Artists

"The Brush is My Torch"
The Power of the Brush, 80 cm x 100 cm

"Contemplation", 36 " x 36"

After a few months work, I finished the last painting of this series. It is my interpretation of powerful women painters.

 I see visual artists as souls with a mission to communicate; therefore I named this series of paintings "The Messenger"
These paintings portray the painter’s mood, consciousness, and inner struggle to convey feelings in a nonverbal way; conveying ideas or understanding in the viewer’s consciousness. Why make art, if not to be seen and shared with a wider audience? We connect our spirits through art.
 

I am convinced that we paint who we are, and I believe that women often work more from deep feelings and inner guidance than men. Our personalities and beliefs influence the work.
Why do I portray only women painters? There are more women artists than men. More women graduate from art school, and I am a woman who has had experience with artistic
prejudice, that still continues. Now is the time to embrace and recognize women artists' contributions, artists both dead and alive, to a greater degree. 


The Brush is My Truth, 80 cm x 100 cm self-portrait) the last one in the series


The Power of Art"

Painting is My Spiritual Connection"
"I Only Have Eyes for Art", 80 cm x 100 cm


"Waiting For The Muse", 80 cm x 100 cm


Monday, November 3, 2014

7 paintings hung

Although I plan on making another painting, most likely a self portrait in this series, I have to take some time off to build a new website and create some online marketing. Everything is for sale and can be purchased at www.ezshwan.com. 

I rehung my gallery space yesterday. I still have to paint all the edges; a task I dread because it it so boring.

Monday, October 20, 2014

The beginning of 3 paintings

I had new lights installed in the studio yesterday and they really help remove the glare I was fighting. They are  halogen tract lights and now each painting is evenly lighted.


Tuesday, August 12, 2014

10 examples of the upcoming face drawing class

I have finished these 10 different faces, done in 10 different mediums that will be the examples for my online class.  I will start from scratch on each of them and  show the entire process on video for each of these.
conté pencil

incised encaustic and tranfer
I will also have classes in my studio, with a wine and critique finale.

Acrylic

charcoal

oil and cold wax

ink pencil

ink wash

oil
chalk pastel

pencil