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They say you should paint what you love by Benjamin Casiano
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4 Comments on “They say you should paint what you love by Benjamin Casiano”
Your use of space as always is one of your strengths, as is your compliment of colors. In the spirit of the Da Vinci Experiment I see some change in this piece from your previous showing as you have effectively added some colors to your outline of the figure and find a more three dimensional effect in this piece. I look forward to seeing how this evolves in your future work.
I have sent you a message regarding the completion date for this work as it was not entered in your submittal.
An attribute gallery owners and exhibition directors look for in artists is commitment to meet the requirements of submittals in relationship to timely and complete adherence to documentation. Part of the function of these exhibitions is to help artist’s in all stages of development to understand the demands of the market. Unfortunately, since you have not been able to verify the completion date of this entry, it can not be scored.
I like the balance, colors and tones in this art work. The rhythm is strong but could be stronger is your signature were placed below in an inconspicuous manner. However, I do honor your creative process and realize that you may prefer your signature where it is. I encourage you to complete all the required information so that I can score your art works next time.
I appreciate your choice for primary colors. The perspective view on the seated player introduces a novelty to your linear drawing, generally two-dimentional; I would enjoy to see developpements in this direction. I appreciate the play of circles with the head, the coil of hair, earrings, eyelids, sound hole & guitar body; Using synthetic elements may be another way leading to abstract. Your composition is solid, well “hugged” between these two arms. Please post your completion date next time; I swear our extra-hours deserve it, thanks !
Your use of space as always is one of your strengths, as is your compliment of colors. In the spirit of the Da Vinci Experiment I see some change in this piece from your previous showing as you have effectively added some colors to your outline of the figure and find a more three dimensional effect in this piece. I look forward to seeing how this evolves in your future work.
I have sent you a message regarding the completion date for this work as it was not entered in your submittal.
An attribute gallery owners and exhibition directors look for in artists is commitment to meet the requirements of submittals in relationship to timely and complete adherence to documentation. Part of the function of these exhibitions is to help artist’s in all stages of development to understand the demands of the market. Unfortunately, since you have not been able to verify the completion date of this entry, it can not be scored.
I like the balance, colors and tones in this art work. The rhythm is strong but could be stronger is your signature were placed below in an inconspicuous manner. However, I do honor your creative process and realize that you may prefer your signature where it is. I encourage you to complete all the required information so that I can score your art works next time.
I appreciate your choice for primary colors. The perspective view on the seated player introduces a novelty to your linear drawing, generally two-dimentional; I would enjoy to see developpements in this direction. I appreciate the play of circles with the head, the coil of hair, earrings, eyelids, sound hole & guitar body; Using synthetic elements may be another way leading to abstract. Your composition is solid, well “hugged” between these two arms. Please post your completion date next time; I swear our extra-hours deserve it, thanks !