Showcasing Eddie James artist

Eddie James has been happily painting for several decades. He sees his work as an unending expedition and exchange with oil-based multimedia and visual space. 

His works may be on tour, in galleries, or in his studio. Unpurchased works may be available for sale both as the original painting or alternatively as a more economically priced, limited edition  giclée.

With an early childhood start using the Klein paint-by-number system, Eddie James evolved throughout several style influences with Bill Alexander's "almighty brush" then Bob Ross using the wet-on-wet technique, He also sometimes paints with more traditional layering techniques. 

Thick impasto influences from Rembrandt, Rubens and Van Gogh along with the moderns, Pollock and Auerbach influenced the development of his mega-texturing technique while Klimt influenced use of thin metal leafing.  

Almost complete abstraction of composition with mega-texturization form the core of EddieJames works. Further, his work proposes a balance between different concepts, sometimes a mathematical implication of Fibonacci, the laws of physics, or simply the the juxtaposition of colors and textures.

Virtually all his work is oil based and usually incorporates multi-media fusion dimensions of personally hand crushed and graded white Carrara marble for extraordinary texture, and either copper, silver or gold leaf for unique accents. In fact, his stock of gold leaf was handed down from his grandmothter's early 1900s gold leafing business.