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Click here to see my entire collection of work.
~Jonathan Edward Luczycki
18x24 inches. Oil on wood panel. "Regan Maddux" of Super Cult. 2007. Private Collection.
18x24 inches. Oil on wood panel. "Keyana Azari" 2006. Private Collection.
18x24 inches. Oil on canvas. "Nic" of the Suicide Girls. 2006. Private Collection.
18x24 inches. Oil & acrylic on canvas. "Maya" 2006.
"The RZA" about 16x20 inches. Gouche & acrylic on cold press illustration board. 2006.
close up. Oil on canvas. 2007. Private Collection.
the beginning stages, light acrylic washes on canvas and wood panels...
the rough line drawing drawn with marker and light acrylic washes
the first few layers of oil paint
24x24 inches. Oil on canvas. The beautiful Keyana Azari of the "Abstrotica 9" series. 2008. Private Collection.
Click here to see my entire collection of work.
~Jonathan Edward Luczycki
18x24 inches. Oil on wood panel. "Regan Maddux" of Super Cult. 2007. Private Collection.
18x24 inches. Oil on wood panel. "Keyana Azari" 2006. Private Collection.
18x24 inches. Oil on canvas. "Nic" of the Suicide Girls. 2006. Private Collection.
18x24 inches. Oil & acrylic on canvas. "Maya" 2006.
"The RZA" about 16x20 inches. Gouche & acrylic on cold press illustration board. 2006.
close up. Oil on canvas. 2007. Private Collection.The paintings you see here are done in a style I came up with and started designing nearly ten years ago, mixing abstract and erotic elements together, creating the term Abstrotica.
These are all done in oil on wood or canvas, and range from 3x4 feet and smaller. Most of the figures are about life size in scale. When I get a bit more time I'll upload many more paintings, including the entire series of "Abstrotica 9" which is six separate paintings that connect to make one larger design measuring 7x3 feet. I was happy with the composition of this series, but not the overall color palette, for the hues are too ambiguous with no dominant color family. This is just the beginning. What will come in the future will blow these last few series off the page!
These are all done in oil on wood or canvas, and range from 3x4 feet and smaller. Most of the figures are about life size in scale. When I get a bit more time I'll upload many more paintings, including the entire series of "Abstrotica 9" which is six separate paintings that connect to make one larger design measuring 7x3 feet. I was happy with the composition of this series, but not the overall color palette, for the hues are too ambiguous with no dominant color family. This is just the beginning. What will come in the future will blow these last few series off the page!
the beginning stages, light acrylic washes on canvas and wood panels...
the rough line drawing drawn with marker and light acrylic washes
the first few layers of oil paint
24x24 inches. Oil on canvas. The beautiful Keyana Azari of the "Abstrotica 9" series. 2008. Private Collection.
The lovely Amber Du Bois of the "Abstrotica 9" series. 2x2 feet. Oil on wood. 2007. Private Collection.
12x24 inches. about half way done, acrylic washes and oil on top, ready to glaze more intense colors
12x24 inches. Oil on canvas. Can you see her wings?
24x36 inches. Oil on canvas. Private Collection. The lovely models Minna & Tala
close up of Minna
rough close up of Tala
Alessandra, 24x12 inches. oil on canvas.
close up, oil on wood.
The "Abstrotica 9" series, oil on 6 seperate panels and canvas. 7x3 feet. 2008. Private Collection.
Standing beside owner and creator of the Wicked Garden, Tim Roush(left) and myself(right) at my first solo show of just my Abstrotica paintings and portraits @ the Wicked Garden's "Fairy Tales" party in Dana Point,CA. April 24th 2008.
On display at Chateau 305 @ Hollywood Squares June 5th 2008
30x20 inches. Charcoal on watercolor paper. Drawn of Amber at the Chateau 305 art show.
This first design here was drawn digitally with a wacom tablet using Painter 9 then later adding the solid black shapes to distort the composition. It can take weeks or months to create the finished painting, but this first step here is the most important. I sometimes think about a design and keep changing it up for months before I feel it's ready to be painted. All though the image below is about complete, once i start painting it (and this one will be BIG) I like to make spontaneous decisions on canvas, making it a more fun and inventive process.
new digital design for future b&w painting
in progess... oil on canvas. 3x5 feet. June 2008.
"Abstrotica Blue" oil on wood. 2.5x4 feet. 2007. SOLD.
"Abstrotica Red" 3x4 feet. Oil on canvas. 2008. AVAILABLE.
"Abstrotica Brown" oil on wood panel. 2.5x4 feet. 2007. AVAILABLE.My studio is based out of Costa Mesa, CA.
@ Chateau 305 Hollywood SquaresContact my cell directly at (503)756-0760 or e-mail me at
jel_art@yahoo.com
for commissions, additional pricing and sales, or any other questions. Thank you for viewing my work.
jel_art@yahoo.com
for commissions, additional pricing and sales, or any other questions. Thank you for viewing my work.
~Jonathan Edward Luczycki
Click here to see my plein air landscape paintings. www.luczycki.blogspot.com
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