Out on a Limb

Robert Tynes

Out on a Limb

Like most of my work posted here this is a photograph of a two-dimensional painting. Contrary to all appearances, this is a flat trompe l’oeil painting. It is cut from a single sheet of 3/4 inch birch plywood and then painted to allow real shadows to fall on the wall which match up with the painted shadows. In addition to the branch, I decided to cut out the shape of a prominent blue brushstroke, allowing it to be perceived as floating and leaving the “canvas.”

This particular painting is c. 34×38 inches in scale. To learn more please see my artist statement or visit my website at RobertTynes.com .

Out on a Limb belongs to the following groups:

! 100% !, Avant-Garde, Fine Arts, Images & Ideas and Not What It Seems Available for sale as

Greeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints and Framed Prints

Out on a Limb by Robert Tynes
  • F.A. Moore

    F.A. Moore

    Love this! Love trompe l’oeil, and love floated works. You got it! :)
    Favoriting.

    Caught this in my group watch feed; must be from ! 100% !.

  • Robert Tynes replied

    Thanks for your comments! (and thanks for the Favs.)

  • Lea Williams

    Lea Williams

    Bloody brilliant. This is so cool. The shadows are so realistic. Gosh you are clever. :-)

  • Robert Tynes replied

    Thanks, Lea!

  • Pollypocket

    Pollypocket

    clever piece of work…

  • Robert Tynes replied

    Thanks, Polly!

  • trisha22

    trisha22

    A wonderful work of art. trisha

  • Robert Tynes replied

    Thanks, Trisha.

  • Julialala

    Julialala

    Ahhh, love it! Very creative!!!

  • Robert Tynes replied

    Thanks, Julia… and thanks for the Fav, too!

  • Lynne  M Kirby BA(Hons)

    Lynne M Kirby...

    Unusual, I like it!

  • Robert Tynes replied

    Thanks to you too, Lynne!

  • thepaintedsoul

    thepaintedsoul

    This is pure visual fun. Love the way you have mastered the illusionistic space. LOTS of work. . . : >D Had to fav it.

  • maria paterson

    maria paterson

    love the three pears

  • brisdon

    brisdon

    Extraordinary. Eye popping.

    Baird

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