It was sunny day in April. We were already in lock down for some time. I went out for quick grocery shopping. And than I realized, it was spring outside. Warm, sun, flowers blooming in neighbors gardens...and

I painted this landscape of Mt Talbot a few years ago and it's my favourite mountain. In this Hive post I will show you the speeded up time lapse video of me painting this landscape and my painting process

If you understand the principles of drawing, hands are no more difficult than anything else. We have to first learn to observe. I'm teaching these principles in my online course. Message me or visit my

All I will say for now is: It's not a fractal! Lets start with some screenshots: The Biosphere Video: Music: "Observer" by Tulpa | Dusha

This is a drawing for a new painting in progress coming out of the studio soon. Here's the drawing in development. I was lost in the flow and so did not make many development snapshots. This is the

In this video I show you how to paint water, trees and mountains. The painting depicts a very familiar view in Queenstown, New Zealand and the view features willow trees growing on the foreshore of Lake

Hello Hive Friends One of the subjects I love to paint most are coastal scenes and for years I have wanted to paint this iconic view of Icart Point on the island of Guernsey, located in the English Channel.

In this video I show you how to paint trees and lighting effects using oil paints. This painting features willow trees growing in a New Zealand mountain valley where the evening sun is bathing the foliage

In this video I show you how to paint a coastal scene inspired by the Central Coast located in New South Wales, Australia. This painting features a summer evening with turquoise breaking waves on the beach

I love painting small art works on wooden gessoed panels, they are really fun to paint and it's a lovely surface to work on. Quite often my small paintings will serve as colour studies for bigger

I painted this two years ago after we have had some wintery weather in southern New Zealand with snow and ice in the Wakatipu Basin near Queenstown. I had been working outside all day surveying trees but

A couple of years ago I went painting outdoors in a location about 30 minutes away from the town of Wanaka, New Zealand. I found a sweet location called Mototapu Reserve so I set up my pochade box easel

Painting portraits is a tricky thing; put a brushstroke a millimetre off and then there's something about the eyes (or whatever feature) that just isn't right and will not give you any peace until you

I promise there is new artwork coming along. In fact a few pieces because, I just started another one, which breaks my personal rule of focusing on one project at a time. There's a particular order I want

Here's a couple of paintings of a similar theme. I'll let them speak for themselves. Leave a comment below, upvote and resteem if you like it. More of my artwork can be found on my website. LeoPlaw.com

I sometimes find inspiration in Baroque painting Masters, from the likes of Rembrandt, Carravagio to Velázquez. In this painting Charon the ferryman transports one of the dead across the River Styx to

This was the only painting in which I tried the Frottage technique. To get the wodden texture I used the a plank from the old flooring in my studio at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna where I was a student

The second version of my old Town in a Tree series... Town in a Tree II, 1990 Acrylic/oil on fiberboard 24.5 x 29.3 cm / 9.65 x 11.54 in Private collection / Austria Details

As my previously finished piece Catharsis this one also was made with the Decalcomania technique. Bardo , 2020 Acrylic on fiberboard 25 x 20 cm / 9.84 x 7.87 in Details In the frame If you want to know

A showcase of my sand sculptures and experiences from China.