Created and Sold by Janet Bludau Fine Art
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Item Painting
Created by Janet Bludau Fine Art
As seen in Private Residence, Houston, Houston, TX
Interior Design by Victoria Sheffield Design
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Wescover creator since 2018
Color, Abstraction and Simplification
My working studio and a gallery of my work is located at 420 31st St. #B1 Newport Beach, CA. in the charming Cannery Village Neighborhood. 949-285-0330 IG: bludauart
Color, Application and Abstraction are the focus for me. I am more interested in color combinations and juxtapositions than in capturing exactly what the eye sees in nature. I like to apply color that stretches past realism. The entire feel of a painting changes with the addition of just a speck of new color.
Many of my paintings are now executed with the help of various palette knives, creating depth and sumptuousness. It is not only the end result of thick paint being pleasing to the eye but the wonderful experience in the application. The process of spreading buttery oil paint is like frosting a cake or playing in the sand.
The abstraction that can be found within landscapes is also very interesting to me. Graphic flirtation of various perspectives, playing with line and shape is a big focus right now. I find myself being drawn to compositions with distinctive geometric shapes and lines.
My working studio and a gallery of my work is located at 420 31st St. #B1 Newport Beach, CA. in the charming Cannery Village Neighborhood. 949-285-0330 IG: bludauart
Color, Application and Abstraction are the focus for me. I am more interested in color combinations and juxtapositions than in capturing exactly what the eye sees in nature. I like to apply color that stretches past realism. The entire feel of a painting changes with the addition of just a speck of new color.
Many of my paintings are now executed with the help of various palette knives, creating depth and sumptuousness. It is not only the end result of thick paint being pleasing to the eye but the wonderful experience in the application. The process of spreading buttery oil paint is like frosting a cake or playing in the sand.
The abstraction that can be found within landscapes is also very interesting to me. Graphic flirtation of various perspectives, playing with line and shape is a big focus right now. I find myself being drawn to compositions with distinctive geometric shapes and lines.