Showing posts with label Best of Wildlife Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Best of Wildlife Art. Show all posts

Sunday, 12 February 2012

Paintings in Progress

It's been a long time since the journal had input, so busy doing other things. Please check out the new addition to The Art of BAS website - Paintings in Progress. This is a section which shows details of paintings currently on BAS' easel.
www.BAS-ART.com

We are always ready to receive input or querries regarding The Art of BAS website, infact, one reason why there is a new section etitled "Paintings in Progress" is due to a prompting from a welcomed viewer named Justin who suggested that such a section would be of interest. So, thank you Justin for your kind prompting and valued insight, much appreciated!

Thursday, 11 October 2007

What's my favorite wildlife subject to paint?


There are so many wonderful subjects to paint in the world of wildlife and nature, an endless variety. So far I've has painted diverse subjects from many different parts of the world. Usually I'd say that the big cats with their mixture of beauty, grace and raw power, are a preference to paint but many other creatures draw my artistic attention. The big game of Africa, elephants and rhino especially, are also a delight to study and paint. Then there is sea life, whales and dolphins within their water environment, fantastic subjects for any artist. Bird life draws the artists eye too, from the grandeur of the eagle to the splendor of the kingfisher, again the subjects are almost limitless! As is apparent, I find inspiration to paint from all varieties of wildlife and their varied habitats, creation certainly displays a vastness of both and holds much to marvel at by any open eye.

Monday, 8 October 2007

Biography Introduction.


Here follows a brief Biography introduction from my website, the full account can be read at www.BAS-ART.com:

"BAS is one of the worlds most highly acclaimed wildlife and nature artists within fine art . The Art of BAS receives worldwide recognition from museums, galleries, critics and collectors alike.

An innate sense of fine art design and composition, emphasizing light and colour, is utilized to create an original BAS oil paintings. Inspiration is gained through extensive adventures in wilderness areas around the globe, the artist then captures the wonder and beauty of creation on canvas . BAS' paintings are included in three books entitled "Best of Wildlife Art", published in the USA.

The Art of BAS has been privileged to benefit Charitable Foundations and BAS hopes that his fine art can be used to further promote environmental concerns. It is the artists' pleasure to share his unique vision with others through The Art of BAS.

His style of contemporary realism combines the truth of nature with his own personal vision as it accentuates colour, light and abstract form. BAS strives to be an originator rather than an imitator - to say something new to the observer - Wildlife Art Magazine, USA... ."