Vuldev

Art lover that’s interested in art that merges with science. Will be posting artworks/projects of mine here every now and then.

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A landscape drawing I very recently created. I originally intended to paint over it, but decided to keep it black and white.

It’s done with normal pencils as well as charcoal on canvas.

Curious what people think.

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Just finished this piece, it’s created with oil on canvas. Experimenting a bit with color, light and texture.

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Been working on an larger and far more complicated pointillism piece then what I’ve attempted before. I think It’s around 96x76cm in size on canvas. I began the work with acrylic paint and then moved onto oil paint. It’s done dot by dot with tiny brushes in varying sizes for depth effect. Took the image with my phone. It’s inspired by the scientific approach of which Seurat worked with. I’ve even started my study with pocket spectroscope of the wavelengths of light and their interaction with materials to hopefully improve the aliveness of my work. I’am interested in how one could create completely analytical and calculated art that fully fuses the latest neuroscience of vision with painting while not going into abstraction. It’s not yet finished, however it’s fairly close to being done so thought I would share it’s current state. I’ve spent hundreds of hours, perhabs even beyond 500. The entire painting is done with only dots, no underpainting with exception being the middle water which instead employs dashes but still no kind of underpainting. If you have any questions or you are interested in acquiring the work once it’s finished feel free to message me about it. Might post another picture of it once fully completed.

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An landscape photo I took a while back that I thought I would share.

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Tried out pointlism in 60x40 format on paper. Got inspired by Seurats scientific approach to art, only used the 3 primary colors for the artwork. I made it in acrylic and took the photo with my phone but hopefully it still captures the artworks vibrancy and colors.