by Spendlove | Jan 15, 2019
Limited Print Editions Available. For inquiries, contact us.
Alexandria Ashby:
Join in the adventures of Alexandria Ashby as she explores the furthest reaches of the unknown and most uninhabited places of the known world. She is the epic adventurer and her travels are not for the faint at heart. Strong willed Alexandria does not fear the unknown and will travel alone if she must. Only the bravest dare to come along…. Some may stub her as,”Crazy” while others dare say, “Brave.”
Size: 16×10
Oil on Panel
Gallery: Pop Santa Fe.
www.popsantafe.com
Santa Fe, New Mexico
“The Process”
Spendlove uses a method inspired by the old masters called “Glazing” in all his oil paintings. It is considered a “Lost Art” technique and is used very rarely in the world of Art. This method has been self-taught through much research, as most of the old masters took their secrets to the grave. Using this “Glazing Technique” he paints many translucent layers of color over color to create realistic skin tones, vibrant colors and the depth you see in his paintings. The layers of oils capture the light in a way that is spectacular. The skin tones in his paintings are created using at least 30 layers of glaze and takes time between layers to thoroughly dry – most of his paintings take little over a year to create. Before painting, he searches for the most unique antique frames that suites his inspiration. Most of his frames are antiques and are sometimes modified with gold leafing and custom patinas to create a completely unified experience for connoisseur of fine arts.
by Spendlove | Jan 15, 2019
Limited Print Editions Available. For inquiries, contact us.
Joshua Spendlove – Phone: (435) 632-5440
Joshua@jspendlove.com – info@jspendlove.com
Beetle Brunswick:
This bold aristocrat wears his red coat to stand out of the crowd… Though his locks of gray hair and astonishing grin set him apart from the rest. Little do they know the secrets he holds. Mr. Beetle Brunswick has the town wrapped around his finger just like his ruff from the East India Trading Company. Do not cross a man like this, just look into his eyes and there you will see why.
SOLD
Size: 15×9
Oil on Panel
“The Process”
Spendlove uses a method inspired by the old masters called “Glazing” in all his oil paintings. It is considered a “Lost Art” technique and is used very rarely in the world of Art. This method has been self-taught through much research, as most of the old masters took their secrets to the grave. Using this “Glazing Technique” he paints many translucent layers of color over color to create realistic skin tones, vibrant colors and the depth you see in his paintings. The layers of oils capture the light in a way that is spectacular. The skin tones in his paintings are created using at least 30 layers of glaze and takes time between layers to thoroughly dry – most of his paintings take little over a year to create. Before painting, he searches for the most unique antique frames that suites his inspiration. Most of his frames are antiques and are sometimes modified with gold leafing and custom patinas to create a completely unified experience for connoisseur of fine arts.
by Spendlove | Jan 15, 2019
Limited Print Editions Available. For inquiries, contact us.
Enlightenment:
As a young boy he stood tall, with courage and creativity. As he grew he was told “No” and “You can’t.” So he put himself in a box, locked with a key and hidden away from the world. Slowly he forgot about the boy in the box. The days grew long and the nights were even longer. Time passed and the taste of life became dull and flavorless. One day while walking alone through the woods he sat under a tree to rest and just listened to the silence, he drifted off and saw outside of himself and upon awakening remembered the box that was locked and wondered what was inside? “Am I in a box?” he went looking for the key… little did he know, he was the one with the key. Unlocking the child within, although sometimes frightening, may be exactly what is needed. Go within and release your inner child… it may set you free. Where is your key?
Size: 16×10
Oil on Panel
Gallery: Pop Santa Fe.
www.popsantafe.com
Santa Fe, New Mexico
“The Process”
Spendlove uses a method inspired by the old masters called “Glazing” in all his oil paintings. It is considered a “Lost Art” technique and is used very rarely in the world of Art. This method has been self-taught through much research, as most of the old masters took their secrets to the grave. Using this “Glazing Technique” he paints many translucent layers of color over color to create realistic skin tones, vibrant colors and the depth you see in his paintings. The layers of oils capture the light in a way that is spectacular. The skin tones in his paintings are created using at least 30 layers of glaze and takes time between layers to thoroughly dry – most of his paintings take little over a year to create. Before painting, he searches for the most unique antique frames that suites his inspiration. Most of his frames are antiques and are sometimes modified with gold leafing and custom patinas to create a completely unified experience for connoisseur of fine arts.
by Spendlove | Jan 15, 2019
Limited Print Editions Available. For inquiries, contact us.
Lady Lockwood:
Oh Lady Lockwood, once beautiful, young, and in love… The war of the mind has taken her…. The war of her time took him from her. The beetle broach in her hair is the only thing Lady Lockwood has left to remember her dearly departed. Alone she walks the misty forest to drown her sorrows. The depth of her loss is counted in the bags under her eyes and written in the lines on her face. She wears black like the widow from her dreams. “Oh my beloved, I will join you”- Lady Lockwood
Size: 20×13
Oil on Panel
Gallery: Pop Santa Fe.
www.popsantafe.com
Santa Fe, New Mexico
“The Process”
Spendlove uses a method inspired by the old masters called “Glazing” in all his oil paintings. It is considered a “Lost Art” technique and is used very rarely in the world of Art. This method has been self-taught through much research, as most of the old masters took their secrets to the grave. Using this “Glazing Technique” he paints many translucent layers of color over color to create realistic skin tones, vibrant colors and the depth you see in his paintings. The layers of oils capture the light in a way that is spectacular. The skin tones in his paintings are created using at least 30 layers of glaze and takes time between layers to thoroughly dry – most of his paintings take little over a year to create. Before painting, he searches for the most unique antique frames that suites his inspiration. Most of his frames are antiques and are sometimes modified with gold leafing and custom patinas to create a completely unified experience for connoisseur of fine arts.
by Spendlove | Jan 15, 2019
Limited Print Editions Available. For inquiries, contact us.
Little Vito:
Cook, cook, cook, clean, clean, clean…. Vito, Vito, Vito… I am not little, I am a Chef, so there! I must cook, I must clean… This is my life…I create the largest meals, I cook for the Kings and Queens, I am large and in charge, see me Cook! After a long night of culinary creation this chef deserves some rest.
Size: 10×8
Oil on Panel
“The Process”
Spendlove uses a method inspired by the old masters called “Glazing” in all his oil paintings. It is considered a “Lost Art” technique and is used very rarely in the world of Art. This method has been self-taught through much research, as most of the old masters took their secrets to the grave. Using this “Glazing Technique” he paints many translucent layers of color over color to create realistic skin tones, vibrant colors and the depth you see in his paintings. The layers of oils capture the light in a way that is spectacular. The skin tones in his paintings are created using at least 30 layers of glaze and takes time between layers to thoroughly dry – most of his paintings take little over a year to create. Before painting, he searches for the most unique antique frames that suites his inspiration. Most of his frames are antiques and are sometimes modified with gold leafing and custom patinas to create a completely unified experience for connoisseur of fine arts.
