alancuddphotos
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I built a new website. Please visit and maybe buy some art.
New Orleans Busker
16”x20”
Oil on cradled panel
Work in progress
16”x20”
Oil on panel
Added some detail
Work in progress
Oil on panel
16x20 inches
Sketchbook Doodles
Sketchbook Doodles
Attempted a wet on wet alla prima technique. I made the undercoat too thick and it got a bit sloppy/muddy.
Oil on panel
9”x12”
Untitled
Oil on cradled wood panel
16”x20”
Decided to change the background
I was asked, “what is your favorite emotion to convey?” I’d like you all to answer. I want to know what you think.
Work in progress. Needs some touching up
Untitled
Oil on canvas panel
9”x12”
Pen and ink on paper
Sketchbook doodles
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Oil on canvas board
9”x12”
Squeezebox
Oil on cradled wood panel
20”x16”
“Passion”
Acrylic on cradled wood panel
$300
Work in progress
You can always tell a Texan, you just can't tell him much.
I recently watched the Netflix documentary on ZZTop. The band's publicist explained how the band got the nickname"The lil ole band from Texas" It was penned by a music critic who meant it as a dis. However, the members of the band loved it and wanted to use it as a slogan. The publicist fearing there was a disconnect between the band and their audience met with each member individually. After extensive interviews with each member the publicist's conclusion was, "These guys think they are from a different country!" "They have their own founding fathers, not George Washington and Thomas Jefferson." "They have their own unique history" The film then cuts to Dusty Hill explaining how as kids we learn Texas history before American history. Afterward ZZTop launched the very successful "World Wide Texas Tour" They had livestock on stage with them. A long horn steer, a buffalo, they even had live buzzards perched above the drum kit. I got to see ZZTop live much later, after the Eliminator album. The had a moving sidewalk, and a working car crusher on stage. Tell me what was the best concert you have ever seen.
Infamous
Oil on cradled wood panel
16x20
Untitled
Oil on cradled wood panel
16x20
Untitled
Oil on wood panel
16 x 20
Mixed media on Vellum Bristol 18x24
#10 quick sketch graphite
#11 My first oil painting
