The art of Jacob Collins

Jacob Collins is a living artist that I consider to be very talented and quite the master of the medium. His works speak to me, and I would like to share them with you. This is a simple article where we enjoy the art for the sake of beauty and nothing much else.

Please let’s enjoy the beauty of his art, for the sake of enjoyment only. Consider how you feel when you look at the paintings. I find art to be satisfying to me personally.

His art speaks to me. Like this first painting.

Nantucket Pines

Nantucket Pines

Candlemaker’s Stove

Candlemaker’s Stove

Seated Nude

Seated Nude

Trequanda Hillside

Trequanda Hillside

Tracks in Snow

Tracks in Snow

Calle des Hornes

Calle des Hornes

Grimaldi in Studio

Grimaldi in Studio

Interior

Interior

Reclining Nude

Reclining Nude

Conclusion

Art isn’t a singular painting that some wealthy patron buys and hoards inside his house. It is everything.

It is the dew on the grass in the morning, to the sleek lines of your clothes iron. It is the smile on your pet’s face when it is napping after a meal, and the warmth of a pile of clothes out of the dryer on a cold, cold Winter day.

I just wanted to share these images with you all. I hope that you enjoyed them.

Have you ever wanted to try your hand at painting? It’s not hard. You watch a few Bob Ross videos and get started. It’s fun, and a great way to relax and pass the time.

I recommend it wholeheartedly.

Art comes in many forms. From cooking up a delicious meal, to planting a garden, to woodworking a fence or mailbox. I for one enjoy art in all it’s many forms.

I hope that you too appreciate art. Whether it is a painted image, or a delicious steak, or maybe a nice handmade rocking chair, or perhaps a hand made whimsy for your front yard.

Savor the creative aspects that lie inside of us all.

Do you want more?

I have more posts like this in my Art Index here…

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DSKlausler

Nice!

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DSKlausler

Some real beauties back then.
You can still take one of those, pay some serious cash, and have it re-built, but WITHOUT all the microcomputers. The planned obsolescence of the latter models destroyed an era. Back when I was in my “cruising” days, my gearhead buddies used to take the crappy stock General Motors drivetrain and simply upgrade the components (rebuild). Learned some useful shit hands-on back then. I’d never take a vintage vehicle now, and swap out to all modern stuff – you’re always at the mercy of the electronics – not mechanicals.

One of my favorites from Vincent.

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