Almost finished . . .
Man, I wish I could just work on this painting and finish it already. But, because i'm in the middle of so many different projects I can only work on it a few hours a week. I'm really enjoying the process, I love painting traditionally, there's nothing like it!
posted by SEILER at 7:28 PM
23 Comments:
veeerry friggin cool man! What the heck are you painting on there? Heavyweight watercolor paper?
I love seeing an artists workspace. So so cool. Not to mention my favourite painting of yours underway. I really hope I get a chance to pick your mind or at least draw ya at the con. Cheers buddy.
You ever think about doing an oil painting workshop?
Jan or Feb in Scottsdale or Glendale, AZ. Weather's beautiful, there's a sufficient enough of an art scene here to attract students. I'd do it, and I might be able to scare up one more student.
Run some ads with some Scottsdale galleries or something.
what kind of gloves are those?
Thanks for sharing this Jason, it is like being inside your workplace looking at this amazing painting moment, what medium are you using? oil and turpentine or something else?
Your paintings and caricatures are seriously amazing! Really really inspiring! :)
You have a cool art-scene-oasis there. P.S. We have some Ye-oldey-Worldey shops this neck of the woods that sell hats just like yours :-)
This looks amazing ! Can't wait to see the final piece.
Great progress! Now you have it in the straight way! I´m just kidding
I love this work and these pictures of your studio, with you working
I´m another one waiting impatient for the complete piece!
Are Chipotle napkins a must for oil painting? Great looking painting. Really great.
Really fantastic this work!!!!The tha painting traditional has a special magic. MASTER!!
This might be a stupid question coming from another fine artist... but what is that you're holding in your left hand? A giant q-tip? (love the work.)
dude your skills are sick! great painting and thanks for sharing the pics of your workspace.
chipotle - YUM!
Hell-yes photos, sir!
Your working place looks pretty cool like your picture Jason!:o)
I am eagerly awaiting this one. While digital is fun and less hassle nothing is like having a real original painting you can hold in your hands. I am really into the slight almost imperceptible stylization just to add interest and the composition is nice. Looks killer from this pov.
Seiler. What kind of paper and inks do you use? I like so much your work.
LOVE it bro. Love the image but here's a few other things I love about these snaps.
LOVE the vest you are painting in very cool.
Also love the Chipotle napkins, ANd the skull rocks. God bless you bro~T
Aaaahhh...the big drum stick. Now THAT's how you imbue rhythm into your painting, a few little color accents tossed into the mix!
Curious...I get the feeling you only primed the paper within the sectioned area?
Fantastic work Jason !!! I love your painting traditionally
Why do u use that stick??
I always find it inspiring to see a great artist at work. These shots are really intimate. Thanks for posting them.
Agatangelo, read this: http://painting.about.com/od/artglossarym/g/defmahlstick.htm
Fantastic. Please Seiler, tell me. In this paint what kind of paper and ink did you use? Marcio Rocha - Brazil
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