#1 24" x 30" Available at Silvana Gallery.
#2 24" x 30" Available at Silvana Gallery.
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- Fongwei Liu
- I came from China and live in San Francisco bay area now. I got my BFA from China, MFA from Academy of Art University in San Francisco, and now I am on the graduate-school faculty at the school. Please enjoy my blog, and I would love to hear your thoughts and opinions about my painting. I really hope my work can bring you a piece of happiness today.
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12 comments:
Such elegant figures! Really like the mood you impose.
Amazing works!
Great brushwork and use of colors! Keep up the good work!
Your work is just beautiful - very sensual. The shadows in the drapery are luscious. I love visiting your blog for each new piece of work!
Nice, Fongwei!!!! That second one is a masterpiece of skill and attitude.
P.S. How many layers go into a piece like this, for you? It looks so alla prima to me, but it's so big... How can you get such an alla prima look if you are working in more than one layer??
Beautiful and masterly. I fall short of words.
Thanks everyone for the comments!!!
Jala, I did used alla prima approach for the paintings, and I also used different techniques on some parts of paintings, include wet on wet, wet on dry, wet on half dry and glazing. It's not the alla prima paintings so. For the alla prima look... hum, I think I tried to keep the unity and the fresh feeling when I was working on it.
Hello - Found your blog via another. Your figures are wonderful, luminous, beautifully formed. I'm always excited to find a really good painter!
Thank you for your comment Patrice and welcome to my blog.
Your work is amazing, very inspiring figures, great use of paint and I love that you stay loose in your brush strokes. Lovely! -Amber
Masterful work! I love it.
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