Jim Warren surrealism

Jim Warren surrealism Photos, Internet Music, Yakuro Artist Jim Warren weaves together colorful paintings that transport the viewer to a dreamlike world, where animals spring forth from the froth of waves, or an avalanche of snow gallops to life as horses run down the side of a mountain. But what shaped this Neo-Surrealist, whose artwork has graced album covers for musicians such as Prince and Alice Cooper, book covers for authors such as Arthur C. Clarke, and posters for movies such as the “Night of the Living Dead” remake? Warren says his first steps into the art world began by taking up drawing at the age of 2. He began painting in oil on canvas in 1967 during high school, hoping to paint in the fashion of Salvador Dali and other masters. Aside Dali, Warren has been inspired by masters like Norman Rockwell and Rembrandt. He says one of his favorite mantras comes from Dali’s attitude: “to Hell with the rules, paint what you like,” while Rockwell’s realism and ability to tell stories with his expressive characters also captivated Warren. Given this blend of influences, Warren has adopted many different styles throughout his oeuvre, starting with his surrealistic fantasy style in 1969, and most recently experimenting with abstract paintings. It wasn’t until 2013 that he switched over to acrylic paint, finding he could still paint realism, but could also explore more abstract styles. “People often ask how I keep painting for 50 years and not get bored, and I answer it is because I try to do different themes,” he says. The ideas for Warren’s artwork originate from a variety of sources. A love song he is listening to may guide his brush to create a romantic scene, or memories of growing up by the beaches of Southern California inspire him to incorporate the ocean into many of his works. https://www.parkwestgallery.com/the-wonderfully-surreal-art-of-jim-warren/35821 The video was uploaded only for entertainment purposes and no money was earned from it! no copyright intended. The music and photos are property of authors. The video is not that of commercial advertising.

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