Under The Suspension ~ Cincinnati Skyline | 24″ x 36″ Acrylic on Canvas. Fine artists Jeff Johns and Colin Daugherty collaborate to bring you this ultra contemporary painting
Cincinnati | 24″ x 36″ Acrylic
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30″ x 36″ Acrylic on Canvas
Say hello to the fourth painting in this series of the Majestic Sunflower. This one rises to the top because the main focus of this painting is on the beautiful petals. Each petal is built with color and dimension that really seem to pop off the canvas.
Cincinnati-based fine artist, Jeff Johns presents the painting, “Top of the Majestic Sunflower.“
I really go through the paint, so sometimes it’s difficult to find a clean palette in the studio. When I started to use an old Esquire as palette, I thought it looked pretty cool so I figured I’d snap a few photos of it and share it on my blog. Enjoy, JefferyJ
Capturing the progress of this commissioned horse race painting. The power of these massive horses running straight at you is captivating. Enjoy the progression of this piece as I share the entire process from the starting gate to finish line. 
Here’s Majestic Sunflower 1, 2 and 3 all captured in the same image. These make a great, and truly one-of-a-kind gift for any occasion. If you’re interested in commissioning one of these beauties just give me a call
859.630.9657.
Majestic Sunflower 3 ~ 16″ x 40″ Mixed Media on Canvas
Hope you enjoy the series of Majestic Sunflower. Happy to introduce the 3rd painting of this series. This is the second painting to be commissioned after the creation of the original which has also been sold.
It’s fun to study each piece, while building off what was learned in each of the prior sunflowers. While I’ll be the first to admit, there’s nothing like the original, the one that inspired all these great paintings, it’s fun to take what you’ve learned on one and carry that onto another, leaving a stamp in time of the progression of the Majestic Sunflower series. It is neat to see the aesthetic enhancements made throughout each series. How far will I take it? Now that’s up to you. Call Jeff Johns today and order your very own piece of the Majestic Sunflower series: 859.630.9657
Majestic Sunflower 3 captured by the consumer.
Here’s a photograph of the painting, MajesticSunflower 3 captured by the consumer where this painting now lives.
Excited by the request to create another Majestic Sunflower, I’m going to share the entire process with you. This new piece of artwork will be created with mixed media on a 16″ x 40″ canvas. Starting with the initial sketch on canvas, I plan to give you a peak behind the curtain throughout the entire process of the creation of one of the most dimensional paintings in the fine art world today. As you track this post starting with the initial sketch, you’ll be taking the journey of texture building and layering of paint to breath life into this sunflower.
I never thought I’d recreate a painting, but when there’s a demand for a piece it really fuels the entire process. This new-found motivation is sure to power an even stronger painting than the original. But, even if this piece ends up more beautiful than the original, it will be a piece entirely of it’s own. The first Majestic Sunflower has a beautiful DNA to it, and taught me what I needed to learn to truly rock this entirely new piece of art. I really hope you enjoy the progress on Majestic 
Sunflower II. ~ JefferyJ.
18″ x 18″ Acrylic on Canvas
After a wonderful weekend in the mountains of Arkansas, Michelle and I were up bright and early geared up for a long drive ahead. As we headed on our way before sunrise, we saw cows frolicking in the morning sun. We just had to turn around and take some photos of this beautiful scene. We spent about fifteen minutes on the side of the road just watching the sunrise, with whites of the cows eyes staring at us.
This painting is a glimpse of what we saw that day, and wanted to share an impression on canvas. This painting will evolve, and the process will be captured in this blog post.
Stay tuned and take care,
JefferyJ
Now, that she said yes, I can share the process. This one was a bit tricky because it always had to be out of sight so I didn’t ruin the surprise.
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