Ci-dessous un texte écrit en 2010 par Leila Joucla, docteur et agrégée en arts Bordeaux III, lors de l'exposition Zancan - l'intime et le temps à la galerie 22 Rive Gauche, Bordeaux
Une rencontre rare : de grandes toiles restées jusque-là dans le secret de l’atelier nous dévoilent un monde à part, intime et mystérieux. On est d’abord saisi par la poésie qui se dégage de ces visions oniriques, par l’ambiance méditative et contemplative dans laquelle elles nous plongent, dans une luminosité et un silence paisibles. On est pris de vertige devant l’accumulation de temps à l’œuvre, qu’il s’agisse de celui, réel, de l'ouvrage, ou de celui, fictif, de la représentation. L’artiste évoque « une recherche minutieuse de la lumière originelle où dialoguent le minéral, le végétal et l'humain. Sous cette figuration onirique transparaît une réalité introspective souvent mélancolique, dans laquelle le peintre est un poète, un apôtre du temps ».
Le temps
Se poser un moment, prendre le temps jusqu’à prendre racine. Voilà une activité à laquelle nous avons de plus en plus de mal à nous livrer dans une société du mouvement, de l’éphémère et du « zapping ». Loin des cadences infernales de nos vies réglées d’hommes et de femmes pressés, les peintures de Zancan nous invitent à considérer d’autres manières d’être, d’autres temporalités, dilatées, perdues ou dérobées, charriant toutes ensemble une part d’éternité.
Le temps à l’œuvre, ici, est d’abord celui de la patience infinie qu’implique l’usage académique de la peinture à l’huile, témoin de l’attachement profond de l’artiste à la poïesis traditionnelle, son dessin rigoureux, son souci du détail et de la finition ; un temps vertigineux, fragmenté en autant de sessions nocturnes et solitaires, moments volés mis bout à bout pour se consacrer à l’ouvrage et lui donner corps. On imagine Zancan, entre deux projets d'ingénierie, affairé de longues heures durant devant son chevalet afin de révéler, touche après touche, mois après mois, le modelé délicat de ses figures d’outres mondes. Comme il l’écrit lui-même « la création d’une toile peut prendre plusieurs années. Il n’y a aucune règle, aucune limite dans le nombre de fois où le châssis reprend sa place sur le chevalet. Cette rencontre sans cesse reconduite transparaît : chaque trait de pinceau embrasse
une parcelle de temps ».
Après le temps du faire, vient le temps suggéré, hors échelle, surréaliste, dont nous parlent les représentations ; celui de la nature, de sa croissance lente et rampante qui, comme dans les tableaux d’un Caspar David Friedrich (XIXe), semble avoir repris ses droits sur celui de la culture ; celui de la méditation et de l’introspection mélancolique, substitué au temps technologique instantané de la modernité ; celui, enfin, du cycle de la vie humaine, voué à se clore par un retour à la terre dans le saint des saints de la mère nature. Autant de temporalités différentes condensées dans un éloge de leur action lente sur les choses et la compréhension des êtres.
L'intime
Par delà leur rapport au temps, les grands dessins-peintures de Zancan nous révèlent un monde enfoui, profondément intime, avec lequel il entretient un rapport quasi-mystique.
« De composition sensible, souvent enclin à la rêverie, je fais parfois l'expérience de connexions puissantes avec certains éléments de l'invisible, comme typiquement les frissons de la nature, la consistance du temps, le murmure silencieux de la matière, ou l'intérieur de l'être. Il est devenu une quête de donner forme et couleur à ces sentiments qui sans cela resteraient prisonniers de l'individu ».
Zancan explique qu’à l'origine d'une toile, il fait « l'expérience d'un flash, d'une vision d'une lucidité soudaine comme focalisée derrière sa rétine. Le processus de création requiert ensuite l'étude détaillée à distance subjective de cette étincelle, afin de proposer une traduction de ces observations par le biais d'une peinture figurative accessible ».
On est d’abord saisi par la poésie qui se dégage de ces visions oniriques peuplées de créatures étranges, par l’ambiance méditative et contemplative dans laquelle elles nous plongent, dans un silence paisible. On se laisse hypnotiser par les effets de lumière vaporeuse, la perspective atmosphérique, le foisonnement et les ondulations aléatoires des végétaux mariés aux arabesques sensuelles du corps féminin, le tout mêlé à la rectitude du dessin de l’architecture.
Mais qui (ou que) sont ces hommes et ces femmes ? Que symbolisent ces créatures anthropomorphes, mêlées, emmêlées ou fondues à une végétation qui semble irrésistiblement vouloir fusionner avec elles ? À l’évidence, le corps féminin idéalisé, imberbe et gracile, revient comme une obsession de l’auteur en quête de perfection : leitmotiv de la femme nue, statue de pierre, sorte de fée ou femme-plante en lévitation, mises en scène dans une nature foisonnante quasi-aquatique. Dotés de corps lisses et de traits stéréotypés, les créatures et personnages qui habitent les toiles de Zancan semblent tout droit sortis d’une matrice virtuelle. L’expressivité qui fait défaut à leur visage paraît s’être déplacée du côté de cette nature prolifique, heureuse et jouissive, évocatrice de la toison pubienne et des fluides corporels.
L’alliance insolite d’un style de dessin proche des illustrations faites à la palette graphique, et d’une technique picturale aussi désuète que noble pourra surprendre. Mais elle est à l’image de la personnalité duelle de l’artiste, partagée entre le monde virtuel instable de la création logicielle et du design graphique, et son désir d’incarner lentement, posément ses fantasmes et ses songes dans la matière pérenne.
Bien que le style graphique s'en éloigne, l’intention est empreinte de résonances symbolistes et surréalistes. L’artiste se réclame aussi des préraphaélites et du fantastique (privé de son bestiaire et de sa mythologie). On repense à l’Ophélia de Sir John Everett Millais (1852), baignant en extase dans une nature aquatique luxuriante, ou aux Marâtres de Giovani Segantini (1894), montrant le corps d’une femme-mère en lévitation dans les branches d’un arbre, etc.
“ Le plus difficile aujourd'hui est de montrer. Même si la surface que j'ai pris soin de parfaire oppose un voile protecteur, j'ai la sensation d'une nudité impudique. Par prudence, on peut s'arrêter au visible, mais il ne faut pas se fier à ces beautés idéalisées couchées sur la toile. La vrai beauté, je l'espère, sera dans ce morceau de temps, plus ou moins long selon la personne, que les peintures parviendraient à transmettre, et dans cette intimité propre qui lui serait révélée.”
Livre d'or
your works are superb and inspiring..
J'adore vos oeuvre et les milles et un univers que vous nous présentez. Hier, à Polymanga, je suis tombée amoureuse d'un petit portrait monochrome en aquarelle je suppose, d'une dame aux cheveux un peu bouclés et des tâches de rousseur, datant de 2012. Je crois qu'il était exposé juste à côté de celui pour l'occasion Polymanga 2014 ( celui avec le poisson). Je regrette ne pas le trouver parmi les oeuvres que vous présentez sur internet. Dommage!
ici :) Est-ce bien celui-ci ?
Bests !
A link to your article http://inspirowany.pl/2013/02/19/michael-zancan/
Étant actuellement en école d'ingénieurs, et ayant hésité avec des études en graphisme, je continue de nourrir le rêve de me dévouer entièrement au dessin et à la peinture. Continuez ainsi, vous nous faîtes rêver!
(Je connais vos œuvres depuis la visite de votre stand à la Japan expo de Paris.)
félicitations
Natalia C
Colombie, Amérique du Sud.
C'est dommage oui, d'autant que je ne me suis pas absenté très souvent du stand..
Je serai à Japan Expo Belgium, à Bruxelles, début Novembre, si jamais vous êtes dans les parages!
My name is Mare and I discovered your art today. It is truly remarkable. Thank you for sharing this wonderful site. I am a contributor to an amazing site called What's Hot & On Top. I would love to interview you for a front page feature. This is done through email. Thanks again and I hope to hear from you soon.
Regards
I will sure need them a lot, because after a long long time that I've been scrambling with my self, and resisting to my canvas and my palettes (damn resistance!!), i think that i finally made the decision to paint as often as i can, so i can make an exhibition, and show my work to the public. Well, I'm still searching the style, but I'm sure i will find it!
... oh, great work with the postcards!
I wish you always the best. and.. just waiting for your next painting!
greetings from Greece! :-)
(I posted on your deviantART profile, but just now found your website).
I'm very inspired by your artwork and your overall passion.
I am a 16-year old girl in North America. I have quite a lot of time to decide what I want to do in life. I've considered everything from Neuroscience from the Fine arts to International Relations. I'm still not sure.
I do drawing and occasionally painting on the side as a hobby, as school takes up nearly my life! But I think your work has made me more inspired to try and explore more areas of the arts and what I'm passionate about.
How did you learn to paint with oils? I tried, and I've always wanted to paint 'people' in oils, but I don't know how. Was it just trial and error? Or did you take classes?
Regardless, you're amazing, and I wish you the best of luck!
-an inspired artist
I just want to say that I like your work and your style very much.
You use great colors and it seems that you have worked on human anatomy pretty well! Keep doing this great paintings, you give us inspiration.!
...and don't forget... certain sadness, and loneliness are feelings that we all artists have from time to time, i completely understand you. In that way we are never alone! These feelings are very strong and help us create and imagine. It's a great trip within our perfect souls. Well, sometimes it may seems difficult, but it makes us stronger. :-)
well... I'd better stop writing and start painting!!
Those feelings, do they show this much throughout my works? I wish that painting wasn't just a cure for sadness sometimes...
But it certainly helps when someone knocks at your door and tells you how much she would like you to keep it up. Thank you a lot, and all my wishes for you and your art as well!
Is there any chance to buy any of your pictures?
Cheers
There are 2 sites selling prints of my works, both are located in US, I guess not the best option if you are located elsewhere. Maybe you could send me an email and tell me which you'd like, so I can see what I can do.
-Nicole.
I admire your artwork :-) I like how your paintings' characters and their environments are so full of life and emotion--each tells a story. They all have such gorgeous detail.
For quite some time, my life's been completely consumed by work and everyday responsibilities. I had neglected, and at times, forgotten my passion of drawing. I couldn't even remember the last time I've created an illustration simply for enjoyment. It must've been years.
However, when I came across your fantasy paintings months ago (a friend sent me a link), they reminded me of what I wanted to do my whole life. Your artwork inspired me to get back to doing my hobby again. I promised myself to at least every once in a while, stop and take some time to draw and continue to learn oil painting.
Proud to say that I've been sketching regularly and have completed two of my first oil paintings. They've been enjoyable, stress-relieving escapes from the demands of life.
Thank you helping me realize and remember.
Keep up the beautiful work :-)
-Annlee
My Deviant Art name is raetea, that's the forest I live next to.
I'm an oil painter from the other side of the world, also born in 1976, just joined Deviant art and found one of your paintings there. I love your work, it's so full of feeling and I can just see the time and energy that goes into it. If you have time to visit my blog and look at my paintings I would love that.
Magda xx
I've visited your website and read bits of your blog. You are doing a really good job with realism! I enjoyed reading about the various recipes that you came up with, such as painting without solvants. What is your DA nickname so we can stay tuned? x
Amazing.
I really enjoy your work so please don't stop ever painting... It's all wonderful.
Reading your message and knowing you are only seventeen makes me believe that you already have the right comprehension of what motivation for art should be. I had to wait until the age of 24-something before I understood how important painting was.
Although I'm not planning to give up, not the least bit, i still appreciate a lot your encouragements. For you I'd say you have to keep listening to your inner voice, and paint, because it's a lot of beauty, because it saves, no matter the million things that will try to keep you away.
x
I love love love your work.
So sorry about "The book", it isn't a book actually, but the name of a painting :/ ... I have much much work to paint before a book become possible !
Your artworks are indescribable ..and so alive :). I think you've achieved a high level of expression, which is amazing. :).
..I've just entered computer science studies and somehow got even more attracted to drawing (I love to draw (if you can call it like that), but so far I've made only sketches except my drawings, which I left at school). The thing is that I can't find a relation between the logical, mathematical thinking and irrational, artistic side of mind. When I get involved into drawing, it's like the mind is cleaning itself and start speaking in other language than maths or programming (maybe that's because I get too much involved?). I can't say that I forget everything, but I think I should focus on my studies, because it's getting quite disturbing (otherwise I could fail). No matter how big the attraction to drawing is, I still have chosen to drop it (or postpone if posibble) and sometimes use it for the inner self growth. (I could choose drawing as a proffesion, but there was no possibility and I think that you can't live only from it in my country).
..So I just wanted to ask: how about you? How do you manage to work as a programmer and get involved into painting? Do you think that those two fields don't have a relation between?
It would be interesting to see your thoughts about this. ^_^
I'm glad I have a living homonym ! How old's your son ?
I'm not sure about the origin of the name. It comes from Italy, though my grand-father told it could have roots in Austria. No clue about its meaning. Where are you from ?
j'aime bcp ce site, faudrait juste que tu penses à le fixer un peu parce que le cadre principal de la page ne rentre pas correctement dans celui du menu sous internet explorer.... une fois fixé tu pourras supprimer mon message ;-)
But, for now, I'm an aspiring photographer and hope to make it in the industry.
I truly find you, all of your work inspirational, and I hope the best for you and your artwork,
The worst thing is that i can't 'go' there when I'm sad. Real world becomes so overwhleming. I haven't learnt yet how to run away when I really need to. Why is that? Why the worst things of real world are so powerful that they don't let me go?
But when I look at your paintings, they help me to return to world which I know so well, after all these years :), Maybe just for a few seconds, minutes but still... they know my soul. Don't you think it's a beautiful thing? You should be proud of yourself!
I'd like to thank you for that! :)
jy suis tombé par hasard dessus,
je n'imaginais pas des toiles aussi grandes.
qu est ce qu on s y amuse, Quel voyage! quand on y est dedans.
jo / aqua100.da
heu : chapeau pour le site aussi.
tres fin, tres beau : comme les tableaux.
Merci beaucoup pour le petit mot!
Every word you say is like the fresh smell of mint and the artworks you create is given life by you're undying passion for arts.
I wish I'd be as passionate as you are because I'm kind of insecure about my art style. people somewhat judge my artworks to much and i hope someday, I'll be able to release my inner potential -- and I wish that I could meet you one day and talk to you about art (even though I'm on the south east coast of the earth). Haha!
Inspire more people and blessed be!
C'est absolument magnifique, moi aussi je dessine depuis que je suis petite et maintenant je suis au lycée en option art plastiques et c'est géniale! Merci d'avoir donné au monde tes dessins si joli.
I am terrible with words ... I was on deviantArt hoping to get some inspiration and I came across your art. I just started to learn how to paint. I draw more and I just wanted to tell you that I hope I can become as great of an artist as you. I think you have created a beautiful bittersweet world.
Alicia
But ,really Your stuff is really awesome.
And I relate to the doodling in my notebooks part, because I get punished for it too .A whole lot, at that.
Grrreat stuff :)
See you around.
from programming to painter you're work is breath-taking and inspiring.
hopefully i'll one day be someone like you
Everything about your art is breathtaking. Every little detail! I can tell just by looking at it it took you a while, and that's what I need to learn about art! It isn't something you can just rush through and pray it looks good in the end. I can tell you put a lot of passion and creativity into your artwork. I think that's what I love about it, and perhaps envy you.
Many thanks for the nice comment. You should definitely try out on paint. It is amazing on so many levels.
J'utilise ton cite pour te souhaiter une bonne et heureuse année. Nous avons vue tes parents pendant les fétes, il nous ont apris une bonne nouvelle pour ton petit frére. A bientot
Bises Christophe, Nadine, Manon.
I wish you all the best in your life, there will be the day your name will become great. And never stop painting, please...
Warm holiday greetings from some other side of the world. V.
looking at your painting makes me think how much i love it.
its the thing that keeps pulling me back from the plundge into the depths of a still nothingness.
drugs, alcahol and rape keep sucking me down but the brushs on canvas keep pulling me one step forward but i always go two steps back,
if i keep at it i hope to get nearly as good as you and as calm and collected as i wish to be.
such is life, we make it or we break it.
En plus des peintures, est ce qu'un roman ne vous tente pas ... Comme je vous l'ai déjà dit, donnez aux autres votre part de rêve....vite l'expo!
Votre visite et vos messages me font très plaisir. N'hésitez surtout pas à vous arrêter si vous passez du côté de la rue du Couvent.
These pieces creates muses entirely on their own. (Or rather, it lures the elusive muses from their hideouts.) They're lovely and, as others have said, inspiring. I truly enjoy looking through your online gallery (and dropping into your world. It makes me a little sad to leave it). I hope to see an exhibition in person eventually. Keep going!
your work is such an incredible inspiration to me - I just wanted to say thanks.
You keep reminding me to carry on trying to find the pleasure in details and the value of beauty. To me, you are the greatest artist of this time and one day I wanna see the orignials in an exhibition! (no matter how far I've to travel!) - Please: never stop, no matter what's happening!
Your works are great as well as their incredible magic stories, I really like your concepts) We say in russian "талантливый человек талантлив во вÑём"- I think it is just for you, I'm sure, you succed in all technics you tried.
Could I ask you a question? Do you use photoes while drawing (I mean your heroes)?
I am looking forward to seeing your new artworks, which are like a pure sunlight in the darkness of everyday problems...
P.S. Sorry for my aaawful English, I need centures to make it better )))
A robot gave me a perfect translation of this saying in russian, which I received with much gladness. I'm not sure though, whether eclecticism is preferable over specialty nowadays. Curiosity and the pleasure to create draw us toward every possible vector of artistic expression. But the task is so immense, shouldn't we just try to concentrate on what we are best at ?
Your english sounds really good so far. To answer your question, yes indeed, I use some reference photographs (that I shoot myself) for the convenience of it. But nothing replaces a living model.
I couldn't go without commenting any longer. You are an AMAZING painter. Your work astounds me to no ends. Every time I visit your site, and I view each painting yet again, I find new details and things I did not notice before.
I only wish one day I could get my skills even close to yours-for I have started just last year with acrylic painting.
Please continue your work, it is beautiful, and I enjoy so much to just sit and view it.
-
Hailey
Keep up the good work!
I wish I could do that, but unfortunately I don't know if I'll ever get that far. I do love to draw though (and looking at lovely pieces like yours - very inspiring :D ).
I've always seen the use of oils as very hard....but I've actually never tried it myself. Do you use any other techniques while making art?
I'll be going to Paris for a couple of weeks this summer. Maybe I'll see some of your works over there :)
Keep up the great work, hopefully your inspiration will never run out!
j'ai découvert vos oeuvre dans le livre l'art de la fantaysie et les seul qui m'ont skotcher sont les votres.
Mes deux tableaux favoris sont : "Larmes de Joie dans le Jardin des Géants" et "Entrée de Luxuriance"
Un merveilleux travaille.
Merci pour ton agréable message!
Chaque toile est à couper le souffle, et cela à chaque fois qu'on les regarde
De plus votre parcours me rassure, moi qui suis un "futur ingénieur" qui adore dessiner, je me demandais si c'était possible de dessiner tout en travaillant, et apparemment oui!
En revanche avec un talent pareil c'est dommage de pas en faire un métier (et oui on veut voir toujours plus de dessin nous aussi ^^) !
Voilà, en espérant que vous ne vous arrêtiez jamais de peindre, car c'est un plaisir pour nous ^^
Bonne continuation !
Ne pas en faire un métier, c'est peut-être précisément à cause de cette illégitimité en temps que peintre, dans les milieux qui ont autorité. ( pour l'instant, j'estime avoir trop à prouver, et tente en restant en retrait de ne pas trop compromettre mes motivations envers l'art )
Merci pour tes encouragements, et de ton côté, si telle est ta passion, essaye de ne pas la décevoir, mais attention, elle ne t'emmènera pas forcément le bonheur et la gloire ;)
It's easy to find! But so you know, I'm not using it much.
This painting is very different from what I use to paint, it's uncolored, humid, mystical. I'm a little embarrassed to show it for that matter, but the real reason is that it reminds me moments I would like to fade away; which will slowly happen, until it doesn't matter to much to me anymore.
I was also thinking of presenting it when I have something more cheerful to show alongside.
Your work is breathtakingly beautiful. Details are simply exquisite. Perspective is both intricate and unique. I'm in awe.
Congratulations!!! :)
I checked your gallery, and must say, I saw serious skill there. Keep up, ok?
oui parce que je parle de vous complimentez encore ^^
par ailleurs ce n'est pas la première fois que je vous félicite .
encore une fois bravo ,je suis sous le charme , ca fait plus d'un an maintenant que je vous ai découvert et je le redis, vous disposez vraiment d'un magnifique talent , que dis je d'un don !!
vos oeuvres me parlent tellement , que je suis en train de m'inspirer de vos oeuvres , mais les votre sont vraiment or du commun .
Félicitations Michael
bonne continuation !!
I just had to comment after reading your writings and especially the line about painting saving your soul. It's just so good to know of someone so talented like yourself being so humble, hardworking and passionate... I do believe painting saves souls too. I can't imagine ever giving up to paint and thank you for being a motivation and my new favourite artist to watch.
Your paintings are also very good, vibrant, and still this unusual cropping that seems natural to you.
I didn't browse backwards for too long, but all I can say is that I really enjoyed my visit. Thank you!
I really don't know what I'm trying to say with this comment, haha, except that you have amazing talent. Technique isn't hard to learn, I believe it to be quite easy, but the originality I see in your work inspires me. I think inspiration is the most difficult part about painting...so in conclusion...your work is beautiful, and thank you :)
See? I also can rant randomly about a subject ;)
It was nice of you to tell you enjoyed your time as a viewer.
I must say that I adore your work and your attention to detail. I am also prone to being obsessive over details... I can spend hours, days even, on one tiny element of a piece and if that bit goes wrong then the whole piece isn't worth it anymore.
I admire you very much for your technical ability and originality, also your thought-provoking writings, and look forward to seeing more of your work online soon.
Fish x
Thank you Fish for stopping by, and have more fun with pencils!
J'apprécie votre écriture, votre trait. Dessiner, écrire, rêver, voilà bien mes activités favorites et je retrouve dans votre travail bien des choses que je n'arrive pas encore à coucher sur le papier. Mais je crois bien avoir trouvé mon guide.
Merci.
I like the fact that you have also done graffiti in your early days, I've grown into a more abstract style, not wildstyle but something completely different my word is not even a word anymore more like a splotch of paint that looks intense (atleast to me it does) I hope to see more works from you on DA!
I hope it helps me to pick up a brush again.
Anyway, very very nice job you're doing here, congrats!!
Je suis vraiment impressionné par le travail dans chacune de tes peintures combiné a un grand talent et une imagination luxuriante. Je suis aussi informaticien, peintre du dimanche et deviant... Mais je reconnais que mon travail n'est pas du tout au même niveau, je vais peut être suivre ton exemple et faire une grand oeuvre sur plusieurs mois (plutot que des petites peintures sur plusieurs jours...)
Félicitation encore;
First it takes some time to study, observe, assimilate the theory that will help you guide up your creative energy towards the idea you're aiming at. It's even a daily, never-ending learning task.
In the meantime it requires you to free up yourself and let the gestures go, even imperfect; that takes time to, and is more related to the knowledge of yourself, I think.
But i'd say that the essence lies in two things: will, and work.
I always start an piece with flashes of the finished image displaying suddenly in my mind.
Then the flash needs to be remembered, deconstructed, thought off, tried out, and worked out. A lot of work. And it's never easy, you know.
So. Just keep up! ;)
and by the way painting is saving my soul too.....
Cheers from the far side of the globe (Yes, Southeast Asia)!
Nice site too, by the way. ;-)
I'm very impressed by your technique, I'm pretty sure I would make a mess by painting like that (doing one thing at a time and not just do the background and then layer on top op that - if that made any sense)
And hello Denmark! (just a lil bit late ooops :/ )
To many eyes over look an individual like yourself.
Go on with your great work!
And thanks for the kind words. I'm keeping on anyway, whatever the obstacle coming my way!
Mais si... merci en tout cas.
Thank you for showing your paintings to the world. Merci, Merci. They are truly inspiring for someone like me. Just turned 22, and new to the relaxing, yet exciting world of painting. I hope that when I am your age, I can create something as wonderful. Also, I hope I can learn your language, Je ne parle pas encore très bien le français... but I'm learning!
Je t'offre une plume blanche du plus beau de mes paons.
Avec admiration, je contemple.
Lady!
For painting, for creating, for showing, and for inspiring.
(-and for being french ;) But I guess that comes naturally..)
At first I thought that you were just using some cg program to color, but then I noticed you said that you painted it. Hope you don't mind me asking but what did you use to paint? I just started playing around with acrylics and oil pastels but they don't look anything like your colorings. Maybe its just I don't know jack about techniques yet? Anyways, I would love to talk to you about your art and inspirations some time, that is, if you're willing?
~Jenna
I use mainly oil paints, which are still widely used by artists, but those don't showcase they art much on the internet. When I began to paint I bought a cheap box of primary colors and started to play around with them. It all came naturally after a little while. You should give it a try, it's not that hard. You can give me a shout if you'd like to hear more insightful tips someday.
Bon, je pourrais te faire des tas d'éloges, des tas de commentaires, mais je vais rester simple et bref : ton site est tout bonnement splendide et tes oeuvres me transportent toujours autant ! Surtout ne t'arrête pas !
Bonne continuation !!
Gael (d'agen...heu bordeaux maintenant, enfin bref l'ami d'Adrien)
Merci d'être passé me rendre visite!
I hope to paint as great as you, someday.
La fille avec le accent craquant
Si vous aimez le site, n'hésitez pas à laisser un petit mot ici, cela me ravira :)
If you like the site, I'd love to get a short hello from you here!