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Paintings
by Lacy Rushin
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Bird of Paradise - Undergraduate work at FSU
Acrylic on canvas; 2005
One of my favorite artistic endeavors is transitioning work across different mediums. Always having a love for photography, I find it challenging to recreate certain stand-out images with painting.
I originally took this photograph of the most vibrant bird of paradise in Sicily. I then experimented with under-painting to "pull" the leafed background into the canvas while "pushing" the bird out.
Acrylic on canvas; 2005
One of my favorite artistic endeavors is transitioning work across different mediums. Always having a love for photography, I find it challenging to recreate certain stand-out images with painting.
I originally took this photograph of the most vibrant bird of paradise in Sicily. I then experimented with under-painting to "pull" the leafed background into the canvas while "pushing" the bird out.
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Obstacles - Undergraduate work at FSU
Acrylic on canvas; 2006
This painting holds dear to me because it is representative of my own personal obstacle. I aimed to develop a piece completely from my imagination in a surreal style.
Acrylic on canvas; 2006
This painting holds dear to me because it is representative of my own personal obstacle. I aimed to develop a piece completely from my imagination in a surreal style.
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Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica - Undergraduate work at FSU
Acrylic on canvas; 2005
I composed this painting from two photographs I took on a trip to Costa Rica with friends. This was our last stop for a bite to eat before making the grueling and unpaved journey north to San Jose to fly back out.
The view was beautiful over the cliff. I had to shoot the inside (under the covered area) and then the outside view in order to capture the scene acurately.
Acrylic on canvas; 2005
I composed this painting from two photographs I took on a trip to Costa Rica with friends. This was our last stop for a bite to eat before making the grueling and unpaved journey north to San Jose to fly back out.
The view was beautiful over the cliff. I had to shoot the inside (under the covered area) and then the outside view in order to capture the scene acurately.
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Sunset on the Gulf - Undergraduate work at FSU
Acrylic on canvas; 2005
One of my first paintings where the assignment was to photo-realistically capture a picture we had taken. I was hooked after this.
Acrylic on canvas; 2005
One of my first paintings where the assignment was to photo-realistically capture a picture we had taken. I was hooked after this.
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Sunset Study - Painting done for fun while at FSU
Acrylic on canvas; 2006
An experiment with capturing the gradients of a sunset along with its reflection on the ripples in the water.
Acrylic on canvas; 2006
An experiment with capturing the gradients of a sunset along with its reflection on the ripples in the water.
Bamboo Forest
Cape in Suriname
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