Yngwie Malmsteen Fire and ice
Acrylic · 2017 360 views
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Details
- Category
- Painting
- Medium
- Acrylic
- Dimensions
- 98 × 77 in
- Year
- 2017
- Edition
- Unique piece
- Framed
- No
- Signed
- Yes
Acrylics on canvas on one of the most legendary guitarists of the last decades. Having met Yngwie personally quite a few times and even painted for him a couple of art works back at the 90's I got a glimpse of his personality. He is a gentle romantic honest, dedicated to his art virtuoso that appreciates good art. Upon these elements some more Yngwie Malmsteen paintings will be done and in this one is expressed in a more free excecution the profile of this amazing artist. Yngwie took the world by storm at the start of the 80's invading the rock world with a unique and of the highest standard of rock guitar playing. Influenced by rock and by baroc and clasical composers his style was described as neoclassical rock, to other Barock and roll. Yngwie J. Malmsteen's unsurpased virtuosity remainss till today a standard upon others are measured. The original canvas of this painting, is covered with thick layers of paint and is uneven. Colors are contrasty and though difficult to represented at this scan,are a perfect combination of fire and ice elements. Enjoy !
Every painting I do ,every drawing I do has to be exciting There is not such thing as perfect painting or drawing, since the same result can be achieved in different ways. My artistic journey is discovering new ways, which I like and explore them. I do new things or approaches to every artwork I do, different layers, different color combinations, different media, whether it is a layered trompe l oeil decor, or an airbrush technique, or brushes or pencils or charcoal. This approach is always spontaneus and I do not really think of what to do, It has been so since the very first time I was attracted to do my art, therefore I never needed to pursue or to take any lessons. Actually I never follow norms. I would learn from everything I put my hands on, or from others. Having done that I continue my art journey and enjoy the results
