Category Archives: oil painting

Hazards Freycinet 2009 revisited

Posted on 21 May 2013 by sgolding

This is the drawing from a visit to Freycinet in Tasmania in 2009 which I developed into a large scale canvas.  It is a view across the mountains from the lookout above wineglass bay, in pencil, ink, wash and watercolour: … Continue reading →

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Bicheno Storm front

Posted on 17 May 2013 by sgolding

I did an ink wash and watercolour drawing at Bicheno in 2009 called Bicheno storm front. After it sold in 2012 I was looking at the image and have been working on it on a shaped canvas, transmuting it to … Continue reading →

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figs – from drawing to oil

Posted on 22 April 2013 by sgolding

The concept for this post is to show the progression from this drawing (about A4 size)  which was followed by a large oil based on it in a square rather than rectangular format.   in between the drawing and the big oil … Continue reading →

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A transcription

Posted on 11 April 2013 by sgolding

In 2004/5 I started to work  on a series of paintings – transcriptions from woodblock prints by artists such as Utamaro, usually of bijinga or “beautiful women”.  I took a snap of one such painting when I saw it again in Adelaide … Continue reading →

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