A Monthly art blog for artist Luke Firle. Will consist of things made by him, things he's seen, and general art musings and information on his life.

Showing posts with label acrylic paintings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label acrylic paintings. Show all posts

Monday, July 24, 2023

Addition

 Studio Sale Addition 


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Osage House D

Bus Stop Dream

2019

12 3/4" X 14 5/8"

Acrylic and Markers on Newspaper Ads on Panel

$200.00

Monday, January 19, 2015

First Post of 2015 THE JANUARY POST

New Found Drugstore Happiness
Mixed Media on Panel
14 1/8" x 15 3/8"
2014

So all of my Grad. School Applications have been submitted and the waiting game has begun.
Above is a painting I was able to finish just before the new year and am quite happy with it.  Looking forward to getting into the studio more this Spring, I have a pile of panels started and need to finish.  If I can save some money I am going to start sending out flyers to find representation outside of KCMO. Debating with myself if I should apply to the Midwest addition of New American Painters this year. Most likely will have plenty of good images and it really doesn't hurt to apply just a little $$$. 



Process shots:  I have been working on this painting for about year the top image is really close to the beginning of its start the lower image is from 1/19/2015.  This painting is one that has been fighting me to find its finished state but I am pleased with where it is headed and I hope it gets finished this spring.  Metallic Enamel Paint is my new best friend now!




So a little while back the Charlotte Street Foundation was looking for images to turn into buttons and I submitted this little fellow above.  I never heard anything about these buttons after that. So I am going to try to get some buttons made and give out to my friends and whoever wants one.  Will keep you posted on these I may need to make some variants. This all will depend on taxes and if I can save money and make money.  But I really want to make these.




Okay last but not the least here is an in progress image of one of my shaped paintings these are really something different to work with, still researching the shapes and where they need to come from. The progress of this one has been quite enjoyable for me. I have only been painting on it for a couple of  sessions.

Sunday, April 6, 2014

Selfsies

 Image courtesy of E.G. Schempf


Image courtesy of E.G. Schempf

If you missed the Selfsies here are two  install shots of the show.

Thursday, July 19, 2012

Paintings on Canvas


Splashdown Takeoff Stump in the Yard
Acrylic and oil on canvas
38 3/8" x 29 1/2"
2012




Oh Inverted Firebird (Circa 1973)
Mixed Media on canvas
38 3/8" x 29 1/2"
2012
in the collection of Waseem Touma

Wednesday, May 2, 2012

OH, my these are small paintings



So these two paintings are super small for me no side over 12".
The image of the one on top is finished but still needs a title.
The image of the one on the bottom is not finished but does have a working title Victorian Dinosaurs.
 I also have two more of these small paintings that at this time are very early in the works.
All of these will be on view at the UCP open studio's on the weekend of May 18-19, my studio is in the Town Pavilion Building at 1100 Walnut St. Kansas City MO, for more information about the open studio's go to www.charlottestreet.org or www.urbanculturestudioresidents.wordpress.com.

Monday, February 27, 2012

Studio Visit #1 This Year

This is a picture that Michelle took of my studio the other day thought it looked pretty cool so I decided to share it here.


Here is Michelle visiting the studio on a different day and we were talking about how some of the forms I have need to hang on the wall. The one she is gesturing towards is one that will in new versions most likely hang on a wall. She did not even notice that I snapped this foto of her.


And for shits and giggles here is an earlier maquette CB Mellow (on the left) with another maquette that I am working on right now title unknown.


Side note for anyone who doesn't know Michelle is my lovely wife and the owner/operator of Two Tone Press.