Video: Emotional and hyperrealistic paintings by artist Jeremy Geddes
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55
Jeremy Geddes' oil paintings showcase the artist's unique skills and techniques that no one else can replicate. They are so realistic that they can easily be confused with sculpture, or photography, or any hyper-realistic digital painting.
Usually, many artists compose the composition of their paintings in such a way that the most interesting and important is in the center, observing the proportion of tone, color and construction of the picture. This forces the viewer to keep their gaze on the image for as long as possible while looking at the picture. The master of the brush Jeremy Geddes finds such a technique boring and trivial, and almost always in his painting an intriguing moment or detail that interests the viewer is outside the picture frame. And we no longer see them, we just have to speculate what is happening there. The artist is interested in the tension that arises in the process of viewing his work by the viewer.
Jeremy Geddes lives and works in Melbourne, Australia. He has been exclusively drawing since 2003. Jeremy Geddes portrays extremely realistic, extreme and stressful situations that are full of movement and emotion.
Before starting the drawing process, the Australian artist Jeremy Geddes thinks a lot, as if he is thinking up a plot in his head in advance that he is going to portray. He starts with a preliminary sketch, where he builds the composition, colors and tonality. According to Jeremy Geddes, he always works with musical accompaniment, 7 days a week from 8:30 am to 11:00 pm. Such is the workaholic.
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