“Stacked Up”, acrylic on reclaimed wood, 19.5″ diameter.
Copyright Brian Leahy, 2015
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Stacked Up
Thursday, October 15th, 2015NEW PAINTING ALERT
Tuesday, December 30th, 2014It’s done! The official debut of “Don’t Be Afraid Of Starting Over”. 4 x 6′ acrylic on wood. Hanging now @ Twig Salon, 1831 Pearl Street, Boulder, CO 80302, through March 2015. (Click for closer view)
Closeup, left side of painting
Closeup of houses, center of painting
Closeup, right side of painting
U know wut it issss 😉 Signature on painting
This painting gets its name from one of my favorite Foster The People songs, “Pseudologia Fantastica”. (And for anyone who might be confused out there, it was referred to in earlier posts as “Refused To Settle”. But the ‘Don’t Be Afraid of Starting Over’ tagline was always on the back, and in the end I felt like it summed up the idea of the painting better)
Backside of painting, before hanging
Salon hair chair thingies for scale
2014 has been one of the best years of my life so far. Looking forward to 2015. Happy New Year everyone!
UPD8 ON “REFUSE TO SETTLE”
Friday, September 5th, 2014Recently got into a batch of gold paint. $$$ ruh roh
HAVE A GR8 DAY,
PAINTING UPD8
Thursday, June 12th, 2014Progress on “Refuse To Settle”. 4 x 6′, acrylic on wood
STATUS REPORT
Sunday, January 12th, 2014“PILE OF SHIP” progress. #abandonship
Startin to add all the details…this is my fav part.
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Different pictures than the ones I post here, plus a slice of lyfe.
I don’t know how to link this to that…otherwise I would. Heh. Sorry. #hashtaghumor
LOOMER
Wednesday, June 5th, 2013My largest painting yet has achieved finishment. Es final.
Created with Liquitex acrylics on wood, “Loomer” measures 4.3′ x 3.6′. This painting was developed when I was given the mural project in Lafayette (see previous post) and was completed at the same time. It ended up having its own personality.
WINNING. Below you can see some shots of the painting in progress
who set this shot up
When I finish a piece I write details about its life on the back, like the time period and what albums I was listening to most at the time. The phrase “Look Up” sums up my perspective on life. Positive minds create their own positive world. B$#$%.
It was super cool painting at this size. I plan on going bigger next time.
