Showing posts with label Diagio Gravinese. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Diagio Gravinese. Show all posts

Monday, 27 April 2009

Diego Gravinese process

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A talented painter who goes by the name of Nekomomix, but is also known as Diego Gravinese from Buenos Aires, Argentina. This is a photo essay documenting his process using tracing from projection, under-painting in acrylic and over-painting in oils. Enjoy.

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New Diego Gravinese exhibition

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Daego Gravinese is an artist I started getting into a few years ago. His super-photo-realistic paintings are wonderful. He used to work over the top of them, and juxtapose images together (see No. 20 at the end of this post), but now has moved back to his original style of straight up
photo realism. I have posted these images up from his latest exhibition showing his process.

His website is currently under construction, but you can see more of his work (and his lovely girlfriend Panda on his flickr site:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/godiex/

Diego Gravinese - No. 20 (click image to enlarge)