an abstract painter
Farlo
> Presenting paintings from the last 4 years by Daniel Paulo - an
> abstract painter based in the North of England.
Can he do anything traditional, or is it all abstract?
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Tina Mammoser
Farlo wrote:
Based on the galleries on the site I'd guess he can, and do it well. Not
that he should - his work has a very intense passion to it. Love the
Ingleborough series Daniel! Very inspiring, makes me want to go paint in
the highlands again.
Tina.
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Farlo
> Based on the galleries on the site I'd guess he can, and do it well. Not
> that he should - his work has a very intense passion to it. Love the
> Ingleborough series Daniel! Very inspiring, makes me want to go paint in
> the highlands again.
Do you have a link to his more traditional work?
I find the pure abstract unreachable.
Tina Mammoser
Farlo wrote:
He doesn't have more traditional work on his site. By looking at his
abstract work I can see the technique and skill. Like many good abstract
artist he most likely started out doing figurative work, and probably does
realistic sketches as preliminary work. So I was saying he *can* do it - ie.
has the ability. I guess I just don't see all of it as pure abstract - the
Ingleborough series has touches of representation in it for me... but I've
been up hills and peaks over here so have a context to view it through.
Not all artists appeal to everyone. Move on and find a traditional artist
whose work you like. :)