Luigi is painted onto a flat sheet of canvas, primed three times before painting. He was framed using 2 inch square section seasoned timber and handmade to fit the canvas. He is painted in industrial gloss enamel paints thinned using my secret formula and measures 146cm x 62cm.
I remember seeing some street scenes of London recently by a painter who seemed to wash away the paint after creating it to mimic the effect of heavy rain – distorting the painting to such a degree that you left yourself pondering what was going on as there was no clear outline of anything tangible to recognise – great fun and extremely challenging. I wanted to create something similar.
In the first picture I have set the painting with the blue at the top, could this be the sky clearing after the downpour? Is that a tower off to the right? Is the scene of a river or embankment somewhere? What’s all the red in the foreground? Picture 2 could suggest reflections in water perhaps? See what I mean? You can spend as much time as you want looking at it and come up with something different every time. Oh, and the colours are nice too! Still undecided which way up looks best – click the pictures to see which one you prefer.
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