I am back with one of my favorite subjects - Retro Food Packaging. I love those old cereal boxes and all their little toys that comes with them. As a kid, I would dig through those boxes to find the toy. I would then eat and stare at the cereal box for my entire breakfast. Who knew I would be painting them in my old age...lol.
"My Don't Monkey Around with My Stars"
Oil on Canvas 16" x 20"
If you are interested in purchasing this painting please email me for availability at viciniart@hotmail.com.
Original still life, figurative and landscape paintings from award winning artist Vic Vicini. Realism art focusing on retro Diner landscape and interior settings. Major focus is on high reflective objects. From figurative to landscape to high realism still life.
Monday, May 30, 2011
Monday, May 23, 2011
New Work: Grandpa's Carpenter's Plane
If you happen to be around Sacramento California on February 13th please stop by for my opening with David Lobenberg at the Elliott Fouts Gallery. I have over 20 paintings never seen before on display including this lantern painting. I am hoping to make the trip but I am not sure if I can pull it off. Below are the details. If you need a sneak preview please contact Elliott Fouts at efgallery@sbcglobal.net.
Bellow are the details:
This summer I decided to start a new group of paintings that are very different in style and approach.
I sort of reinvented myself. I realize it may be difficult to tell in this digitally image (view the detail for a close up) but my approach to painting has changed dramatically. This new direction allows me to scratch, scrap, splatter and paint like never before. It is as though the paintings are really part of me. I get my hands into the work and move the pigment as if I am creating a sculpture.
The paintings revolve around objects, tools and still life that are from my father, grandmother and other objects that have some sort of unique and historically value to me and my life.
This still life of this old wood plane was left to my wife and I after my wife's Grandmother died a few years ago at the age of 103. She was very meticulous about all her antique items and this old plane was no exception. It belong to her husband, my wife's Grandfather, who worked on a farm in Ohio.
I will be posting more work from this new series in a few days.
This painting is on canvas and is 14" x 18". I used oil, acrylic and tempera to compose this painting.
Detail: (Click to view)
Bellow are the details:
Exhibition Dates: February 6, 2010 through March 5, 2010
Second Saturday Reception: February 13, 2010
This summer I decided to start a new group of paintings that are very different in style and approach.
I sort of reinvented myself. I realize it may be difficult to tell in this digitally image (view the detail for a close up) but my approach to painting has changed dramatically. This new direction allows me to scratch, scrap, splatter and paint like never before. It is as though the paintings are really part of me. I get my hands into the work and move the pigment as if I am creating a sculpture.
The paintings revolve around objects, tools and still life that are from my father, grandmother and other objects that have some sort of unique and historically value to me and my life.
This still life of this old wood plane was left to my wife and I after my wife's Grandmother died a few years ago at the age of 103. She was very meticulous about all her antique items and this old plane was no exception. It belong to her husband, my wife's Grandfather, who worked on a farm in Ohio.
I will be posting more work from this new series in a few days.
This painting is on canvas and is 14" x 18". I used oil, acrylic and tempera to compose this painting.
Detail: (Click to view)
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Bronco Apple Crate Painting No. #3
Saturday, May 14, 2011
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