Tag: Color Theory

June 16, 2015

A Collage Painting of Wheaten Terrier — Jagger

I’m honored to present a new painting of the late, beloved Wheaton Terrier — Jagger.

March 21, 2015

A Collage Painting Portrait of Bill Shelton

Introducing my latest painting — Bill Shelton, in full stride on the beach in Mustique. I had the good fortune of meeting Bill through friend and collector Gareth Evans.

February 20, 2015

Mindscape Vega — Abstraction

Four days after my second Daughter, Vega Keanne, was born, I began a new ‘Mindscape’ painting. It began with a free-hand, free-association line drawing. Once the drawing was completed, I painted colors devoid of specific thought. The experience is both cathartic and exciting.

January 2, 2015

2014 — Year in Review on Canvas and Beyond

2014 was my finest year in every possible way. Coraline crawled, walked, ran… I traveled extensively to Jackson Hole, Vegas, LA, Chicago, Montreal, Vancouver, Miami, The Bahamas and Minnesota. It was a record year for sales, and, most importantly, the artistic fulfillment was deep.

November 28, 2014

Mindscape, Cubic Abstraction on Canvas

Have you ever seen an abstract painting and wondered what the hell the artist was thinking? Well, here are my thoughts on the process of abstract painting. The title of this piece is “Mindscape” — but I’ll get into that later. It’s 20″X20″, Acrylic on Canvas.

August 4, 2014

Angelina Jolie, A Commissioned Portrait

Introducing my latest painting: a portrait of Angelina Jolie. She will be joining Mickey O’Pitt in a new collection… together in life, together in art.

June 6, 2014

Michael Jackson, Inc. Book Launch Party at Forbes

On Tuesday, June 4th, Forbes hosted a splendid book launch party for Zack O’Malley Greenburg’s Michael Jackson, Inc. (already the #1 Business and Leadership title on Amazon).

February 24, 2014

Borbay Paints Michael Jackson, Inc. Book Cover

Rewind to December, 2010. I recall pondering a portrait series, but found I had 99 problems and picking a portrait subject was one. As fate would have it, I decided to paint Jay Z, which lead to a series of hip hop stars nearly identical to Zack O’Malley Greenburg’s Cash Kings.