Showing posts with label Oil Painting Techniques. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oil Painting Techniques. Show all posts

26.6.25

Kalli the Icon: A Pop Art Tribute in Paint and Foil


Kalli, The Icon, Pet Portrait 12" x 12"x 2" Oil, Canvas 2025
Kalli: The Icon, 12" x 12" x 2" Canvas, Oil Paint, Foils
Guided by the bold spirit of Pop Art, my creative vision for this pet portrait was to elevate an incredible dog named Kalli into icon status, celebrated through dramatic color, vibrant energy, and shimmering foils.

4.10.23

Pet Portrait Steps

 

Pet Portrait of BEAR by Minaz Jantz


A commission for a dog portrait came about this summer.  I got to learn a little about the breed Chow Chow and reach out to the spirit of BEAR through oil paint. I hoped to capture his furry magnificence and the essence of his personality. 

27.11.22

One Painting 15 years to Completion

 

The Empress Moon Meditates Upon the Rose of Gratitude: Oil on 48"x36" canvas by Minaz Jantz

When asked, "How long did it take to finish a work of art?", the answer for 'The Empress Moon Meditates Upon the Rose of Gratitude' is a testament to dedication and perseverance. It took 15 years, a journey marked by changes and evolution, a true reflection of the artist's unwavering commitment and unyielding passion.

8.7.20

Oil Painting Steps for Still Life


The genre of still-life paintings created by the Dutch of the 16th & 17th centuries utilized allegorical symbolism, which is continued by today's artists who still represent popular objects that spark meaningful memories that define our era. 

20.4.16

Sunflower Diptych: Painting Steps in Oils

Preparing to paint the Sunflower Diptych

Embracing the Dutch/Flemish style of painting has been a delightful challenge for me. The vibrant hues of sunflowers, a burst of happy yellow, have been a refreshing escape from the winter blues, fueling my artistic journey. 

6.7.14

Triad Method Oil Palette Study


Deer Trail (Oil) by Minaz Jantz

'Living Craft: A Painter's Process', by Tad Spurgeon, is for anyone seriously interested in studying the craft of oil painting, mediums, and historical styles, all packed into 300 jam-packed pages.

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