Pull
Oil on Wood 16x24
I'll do an update on the show next week when paint dries and I get some time. This is the corner of Sunland and SF again. Buddy Aaron fortuitously "posed" for the figure. We were walking along and he got ahead while I was camera fiddling. When I looked up he was in the perfect spot for a figure, so I told him freeze and he did. His pose was a little weirdly tiled so I tilted it more in the painting to add to the attraction of the Mc Donald's sign compelling him to go eat... no time for the other artist thing this week.
22 Comments:
This is stunning william! The colors are so inviting and I love the title. You are the best.
i really like this!
Ouch! Hot! Wow!!
Like these! Kind of eerie!
I love the sublime that you find in the ordinary.
I am going to be doing some painting that involves some corporate logos as well. Have you had any trouble with copyrights when doing scenes that have these logos?
Love the river of red at the bottom. The loose approach has an edge.. and the pull has taken the tide out and left the Happy Meal eaters safely in the precinct of Mayor McCheese.
Love the way you captured glow of the light. . .
Sk-- I don't worry about Copyrights. I only would if I was mass marketing the image...
Really great,I love the colours in it.
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These night scenes are great, Bill.
Cool! Suddenly, I'm hungry.
"Mmmm buurrgerrr" says Homer. Good work as usual.
You are to nice LS--love how your work is coming along. Just can't figre out how to post on your blog
NIc, bill, spoon, thanks!
thanks Wk looking forward to our project!
thanks LIsa , Karen, Don and Don. and C.
This turned out great, William!
You really capture gritty scenes quite well and create mood effortlessly!
I love the glowing arches too!
-Dean
I like too your works, bravissimo!
Great and actual impressionism.
thanks Dean and Portos!
haha, he looks like a moth enticed by the doomed "M"!
Just tell me you don't eat there, that's all.
very awesome
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