Euan Uglow
Euan Uglow (1932 – 2000) was a British painter, and I ran across a few of his works the other day (shout out to Pinterest!). Honestly, it was the flatness that snagged […]
Category Archives: Artwork Critiques
Diarmuid Kelley
A little background: Diarmuid Kelley is an oil painter from England. He studied at Newcastle University and received his Masters degree at Chelsea College of Art and Design. He is […]
Carol Marine
The weather around here has finally decided to get itself together and act its season! Hallelujah. In honor of spring, I decided to find some still life work to critique that involved […]
Vadim Tsirkulenko-Suvorov
Vadim Tsirkulenko-Suvorov is a Ukrainian painter whose work cause my eye a few weeks ago as I perused a gallery catalogue featuring contemporary Russian artists. He does not use bright […]
Jan Schmuckal
Jan Schmuckal is a painter from Illinois who works mostly in landscape scenes. She cites the Tonalist Movement as her stylistic influence (say what?), and her paintings evolve from the […]
The Many Faces of Catherine Kehoe
“I love painting self-portraits. I am always there. I quickly forget that I am looking at myself. What I see is a pattern of light falling on a large form […]
Setting Sail with Edgar Payne
In honor of this summer month, I picked out a few sailboat paintings by a new artist! Well, new to me, anyway. He’s actually dead and gone, but I was […]
