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Drawings • Oil Paintings
I really haven’t painted anything
since 1995 or so. Most of these paintings were done in my
developmental teenage years, under the instruction of Mr. Baughman
at Corona High School in Corona, CA.
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The Artwork of Bri: A Warped Mind Brushed Lightly |
 This
scene contains a mushroom cloud, spire-like mountains, a couple of
lightning bolts, and a ledge with a guy standing on it,
watching. I did this painting in high-school as well. A
detail from this painting might be the cover to my new fifth music
album. |
 Another
high-school painting, this time of Oingo Boingo frontman, Danny
Elfman. In August 1996, he and the rest of the band signed
this very painting and this poorly composited image from scans of it
shows off all the signatures. That was a very cool day in Los
Angeles. |
 This
painting of a wizard looking at a digital watch (which is still a
pretty nifty idea) was done during my high-school years. He
has a wooden staff with a glowing green globe, that happens to be on
fire. There is a toad sitting on his shoulder. |
 Nothing
too special here. This was an assignment in oil reduction
technique. The cheetah did come out rather photorealistic,
though, so here it is. |
 The
small scale of this painting really isn’t evident, because the
scope is so vast, or so my teacher in high school had said.
This actual painting measures about 24" x 20".
Perhaps I should have experimented in large murals. |
 One
of my favorites for a long while, this little green alien guy is
another oil paint construction. For some reason, I liked
mountains and landscapes; large, vast expanses. I think this
one was painted my first year of college. |
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©2003 Brian Michael
Weidemann