John Bye Wild and Free
Giclee On Canvas
Status: In Stock Available | Condition: New | Edition:Open Edition Giclee On Canvas | Edition Size: n/a | Dim:Image Size: 40"w x 26"h | John Bye| Wild and Free Item #: GWWILD
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Wild and Free Giclee On Canvas by John Bye
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John Bye bio
"It s the satisfaction of pushing formless gobs of paint around until they coalesce into something that looks real that excites me about painting. I ve tried, unsuccessfully, to paint with less detail but that is not who I am. Leaving something incomplete, whether that be the subject or its environment, pains me to the point of madness" John was born on February 17, 1970 in Styvechale, Coventry. There have been artistic people throughout John s family history and he has inherited his abilities. Self taught, John skills as an artist have grown with him. His aim is for each piece to capture the life and spirit of the subject he paints. His earlier works were in pencil and were mainly human subjects. John has experimented with various other mediums from oils, watercolors and pastels, eventually realizing that his favorite medium is acrylic.
