Paintings lightweight fascinate me. A series of deliberate (or perhaps whimsical) brush strokes that lead to a masterpiece. I want to see what goes on in a painter’s head. Do they know what they’re gonna do ahead of time, or do they simply build off of each previous stroke. Probably a combination of both. It’s the efforts of Leonid Afremov that got me pondering art at 4:38 on a Thursday. It’s amazing what colors and strokes can lead to.
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I need some shit like this hanging up in the tree house…
alllredi
I agree Leonid Afremov is a master of color and strokes. I found a bio of him at http://qart.com/Afremov-Leonid-bio. Great Artist
Thanks so much for the bio Nicole.
It’s interesting that he uses a knife instead of a paintbrush.
His creative process is really unique.
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