...and they plunder and pillage and they laugh and flip you off all the while. Here's an evolution of this canvas. It's been around the block. It started off as
a live painting of Michael Q. Schmidt posing as Silenus at the Hive gallery. Then it languished for nearly a year, which sometimes happens, and got nice and dry in the meantime. Then a month ago I picked it up and started a Royal Bank of Scotland "Massacre of the Innocents" by Rubens master copy. But then I switched gears last minute and painted a Goldman Sachs bacchanal instead, which came out great! Here are a few shots of the evolution of the canvas and a photo from the show at
Charlie James gallery Blogger doesn't display the images hi-res, but hopefully you get the idea...
1 comment:
Nice to see the evolution. I have this one painting that I keep changing and had almost given up on it but I think I will keep it around a little longer to see what happens to it. You should send me some of your new work, bio and head-shot to post an update on the web site. Your work is taking off big time. Congratulations Alex.
Didi
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