I work on linen canvas, both acrylic primed and oil primed. Lately, I have started laying in a tone for the canvas, then drawing and values with burnt umber/white, and finally scattered color.

The materials used to render this plein-air collection include stretched canvas, a handmade palette (for oils), paper, oil pastels, a variety of brushes, an outdoor French easel, and a palette knife.

My work is centered on painting from life, and I use red chalk and oil paint. These materials help me translate my experience of the movement of light on a figure and the surrounding atmosphere.

I paint primarily with oils. I either paint on canvas or primed panels of wood. I will either begin a painting right away or create preliminary drawings beforehand.

My works are in the style of contemporary realism and draw upon four main considerations: composition, form, value, and color. I use oil paint, pastels, graphite, and charcoal.

Using classical realist techniques, I create contemporary oil paintings about my own personal experiences living as a young queer artist struggling with identity

I mostly use Windsor and newton oil paints. As for techniques, I try my best to use the ones taught to us by my school, such as chiseling out the form and exaggerating the colors you see.

I use traditional media like oil paint on panel or canvas, graphite and charcoal on paper to make representational work or people, things and places.

I apply oil paint to traditional surfaces like canvas and wood paneling. I focus heavily on color theory and interactions along with material quality to describe the emotion of the work.

My practice is multi-media, I primarily use oils, pencil, and watercolor, as well as decorative ceramic items. I work both observationally en plein air and from imagination in the studio.

My materials revolve around primarily natural mineral pigments that I make from local rocks. In technique, I collect rocks from my environment and turn them into biomorphic, meditative oil paintings.

I create observational paintings and drawings in oil and charcoal using traditional realism methods, ranging from short studies to multi-day pieces of live models, casts, and still life objects.

I work primarily in oil on canvas and charcoal on paper. I explore light, form, and atmosphere through landscape painting and classical figure drawing.