“I always wanted to be a sculptor...
When I worked on this oil painting, I realized how similar painting is to sculpting.
The sculptor takes away what doesn't belong to reveal a form, and the painter adds strokes to shape light and illusion.
Both require patience. Both demand an understanding of depth, weight, and emotion.”
“Some layers created by our past have to be removed to get to the best version of ourselves. A painter, adds to those layers, understanding that those layers are there to help build the foundation. When you add value it becomes something beautiful and whole. What’s taken away creates clarity. What’s added brings life.”
- JD and Brittney Baez
Type: Oil on Canvas
Dimensions: 16×20
“I always wanted to be a sculptor...
When I worked on this oil painting, I realized how similar painting is to sculpting.
The sculptor takes away what doesn't belong to reveal a form, and the painter adds strokes to shape light and illusion.
Both require patience. Both demand an understanding of depth, weight, and emotion.”
“Some layers created by our past have to be removed to get to the best version of ourselves. A painter, adds to those layers, understanding that those layers are there to help build the foundation. When you add value it becomes something beautiful and whole. What’s taken away creates clarity. What’s added brings life.”
- JD and Brittney Baez
Type: Oil on Canvas
Dimensions: 16×20
