Gill Bustamante

Joined Artfinder: Feb. 2014

Artworks for sale: 270

(14)

United Kingdom

Updates from Gill Bustamante's studio

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    having a blast

    2023

    18 August 2023
    sketching summer 2022

    sketching summer 2022

    sketching summer 2022

    18 August 2023
    in studio

    in studio

    in studio

    18 August 2023
    August 2018 - painting a summer themed mural by Gill Bustamante

    August 2018 - painting a summer themed mural by Gill Bustamante

    At St Hill arts festival painting in oil - lots of insects attached to it as a permanent reminder of a lovely English summer day

    10 August 2018

    Gill Bustamante - Paintings for sale February 2018

    A review of a few of Gill Bustamante's most recent paintings where she explains a little about the inspirations behind each one and show's details and close up's not always possible in photographs. More at www.gillbustamante.com

    16 March 2018
    Watching the Kittiwakes from the cliff at Seaford

    Watching the Kittiwakes from the cliff at Seaford

    I spent around an hour watching the kittiwakes below this cliff swirling around and feeding their chicks. It is a protected nesting site for them in Seaford. I then painted several paintings inspired by this

    22 June 2017

    Gill Bustamante speed painting a large seascape in oils on canvas

    A speed painting demo by Sussex artist Gill Bustamante painting a stormy seascape in oil on canvas. I use wet into wet painting technique along with blending. The final painting is full of energy and is Expressionistic in style. More at www.gillbustamante.com and you can see the finished artwork at: https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/474972585/large-original-oil-painting-lord-of-sea?ref=shop_home_active_1. This was an experimental painting as it only used 4 colours (titanium white, purple lake, pthalo turquoise and gold). I wanted to show the energy of the sea and sky as they both move around restlessly doing strange things to the sunlight. I also wanted to pay homage to seagulls who somehow manage to rule the skies no matter what the conditions are!

    14 September 2016
    Gill Bustamante sketching near Brighton July 2016

    Gill Bustamante sketching near Brighton July 2016

    This is me sketching prior to painting some large seascape in July 2016

    07 August 2016

    Abstract, Impressionist Landscape Painting Demo - wet into wet method by Gill Bustamante

    A speed painting demo using a wet into wet oil painting style by artist and art tutor, Gill Bustamante. The canvas was first painted in an acrylic background and when dry, linseed oil was rubbed onto the whole canvas. Paint was then dabbed onto it using filbert brushes of all sizes and blended with big soft brushes. to create a shimmering and blurred effect.The result is a semi abstract view of the light through trees in a spring wood. The aim of the painting was to capture the mood and impression of a walk though a bluebell wood and was made from memory based on a simple sketch which you can just see in the first few frames of the video. Website: www.gill.bustamante.com

    05 March 2016

    Demo of Painting an Art Deco style Winter snow abstract in oils

    A freestyle speed demo by Gill Bustamante - Artist of painting a semi-abstract winter wood with a white deer in oil on canvas using impasto oil paint, a variety or small and large brushes and blending techniques using linseed oil as a wet into wet base

    27 December 2015

    Painting a Landscape by Gill Bustamante

    Gill Bustamante demonstrates her unique wet-into-wet oil painting technique by painting a Sussex winter landscape with crows. More at gill.bustamante.com

    24 February 2015

    Painting Demonstration in oil on a large canvas of a contemporary Autumn trees landscape

    An oil painting demonstration by Sussex artist, Gill Bustamante painted in a vibrant, bold, colourful Expressionist, Impressionist style over a period of three weeks. A good example of a conceptual painting, executed from memory rather than photographs in order to better capture the emotion of the scene rather than photographic accuracy.

    26 September 2014