Painting-Oil

Charlene Marsh
Nashville, IN
charlenemarshstudio.com

Plein air and studio oil paintings created on archival panels using brushes and palette knives. The artist backpacks into the forest in all four seasons to paint on location.

Cat Clausen
Cathee A. Clausen Fine Art
Dwight, IL
catclausen.net

I follow my heart and paint what I feel. Long Live Lincoln!

Melvin McGee
Green Bay, WI
melvinmcgee.com

I use a layering technique that allows me to build up the oil paints for contrast and bright colors.

Chuck Meyers
Pigment
Chicago, IL
chuckmeyers.com

Small outdoor paintings are most often plein air. The largest paintings are done in the studio from my own source material. I use between 12 to 16 colors on the palette. I always paint, a la prima.

Amanda Brodie Stenlund
Chicago, IL
amandabrodiestenlund.com

I’m a traditional realist painter who likes lots of color, visible brushstrokes, an unusual point of view, and little surprising moments. I use brushes, palette knives, and more to get the right marks.

Dan Cuevas
Collaborator: Trent Nelson
Associates: Jan Van Ornum, Edna Wheeler, Rommel Cuevas
Chicago, IL
printedcanvas.com

Everyday he wakes up, plays his mix of favorite music, and paints the images in his head. “We should be able to surround ourselves with art we love in our homes, not just when we visit museums.

Abbie Ansburg
Elmhurst, IL
abbieansburgfineart.com

I work on canvas and wood panels prepped with acrylic gesso. I apply layers of oil paint, modified with liquid alkyd medium, with various brushes and pallet knives.

Lilian Delgado
Fort Lauderdale, FL
lilianoilsoncanvas.com

I use heavy bodied oils that I apply wet on wet with various palette knifes. My style is impressionism and my themes are mostly floral in nature. The palette knifes create depth & texture to my work.

Nyle Gordon
Ethel, MO
nylegordon.com

I work exclusively with oil paint on canvas and hard board, using brushes and pallet knives.

Ken Reif
Berwyn, IL
kenreif.com

Oil painting which starts with a black primed surface using an impressionistic palette to complete the work. The resulting fragmented images of natural settings are a balance of realism and abstraction.

Roger Disney
Tulsa, OK
rogerdisney.com

With long shutter speeds and dusk lighting the artist captures urban photos from around the world and returns home to interpret them in the studio with these large scale palette knife oils on canvas.