Tim
Slowinski
Tim Slowinski is an American artist
from New Jersey. He is often associated with
the “Slow Art” movement, which relates to art being created slowly, with great
attention to detail. Slowinski uses his
personal psyche to crate his art, by exploring social and political issues, but
adding his own personal touch of humor.
His art is created from his imagination, and then is painted upon canvas
in a way that makes it seem as though the images have a printed quality. He achieves this by using very small brushes,
and paints in many layers. His distinct
style includes heavy outlines, surreal situations, and cartoonish people with
distinct facial expressions.
I like Tim Slowinski’s artistic
style. The comic drawing quality of his
paintings mixed with the social and political messages remind me very much of
political cartoons, such as the ones in the newspaper. I also like that he explores these issues
with humor, to give his art a lighthearted feel, yet with deeper meanings. It was interesting to learn that Slowinski
refuses to work from references. This inspires
me, because the imagination is powerful and should be relied upon more. Tim Slowinski explores his own imagination, which
allows him to create these dynamic paintings.
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