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Trisha Lamoreaux: I've always loved art. I began taking oil painting classes as early as junior high school and quickly fell in love with texture and vibrant colors. I tried college but sitting in a math class so I can get my art degree seemed like a waste of time so I did something crazier… I painted. I spent a large chunk of my time just pushing paint around a canvas with a brush and studying different techniques. Side note: I did graduate but not in art. Up close - my work usually looks like a bunch of messy globs of paint the magic, to me, is when you look at it from a distance. I do not use brushes. I use a variety of palette knives with an impasto (wet on wet) technique to create a sculpture-like depth on canvas.

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Petals

'Petals' *Extra thick impasto layers of oil paint in shades of vibrant pink, green, and yellow against a black and gray abstract backgr...
'Sunset Rig' - the "oil-oil painting"

'Sunset Rig' 30" x 20" Little bit of irony... I painted this "oil" painting for my husband who works in the "oil" industry. Th...
Video of how I paint an abstract palette knife painting - How to guide and tips

I've had lots of questions asking me how I do what I do. I hope this video answers some of those questions. If you have more please send m...
Abstract Zen Flower I & II

Abstract Zen Flower I Oil on triple primed panel (unframed) 8"x10" To purchase please visit my website: CLICK HERE *may require drying time ...
Hobble Creek Storm Soccer Painting

One of our boys plays soccer for the Hobble Creek Storm. He's new to the team this year and seems to be enjoying himself. In an effort ...
Upcoming Exhibits

I'm excited to be entering several juried exhibits over the next few months. Once I know the results I'll post them here (on my blog) and...

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