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St. Xavier | Cincinnati, Ohio

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We love creating paintings with a lot of emotion. Both in the layers of paint, how the medium is applied to canvas and the exact subjects in which we bring to life. This piece was commissioned by a couple married in this church. To make this painting even more special, we worked the hands of the clock to the time they were married we also added the bride and grooms names and wedding date to the painting.

Here’s the latest on this commission painting titled, St. Xavier, Cincinnati | 30″ x 48″ Acrylic on Canvas by Jeff Johns and Colin Daugherty, JJCDcollaborations

Stay tuned for the final posting of this painting.

You can follow Jeff Johns on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Google+

If you’re interested in commissioning your own masterpiece call Jeff Johns today. 859.630.9657. Click here for the contact page.

 

Pink Ribbon Luncheon | Cincinnati 2015

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PinktheTownIt was an honor to be featured artists “live painting” the 2015 Pink Ribbon Luncheon, Cincinnati at the Duke Energy Convention Center this year. Such a great experience to meet so many people and showcase our true passion for painting with others and to top it off, a percentage proceeds from sales went to support breast cancer care.

We started to gear up for the event by working on a cityscape painting of the beautiful Cincinnati Skyline. We worked it in grey-scale first then decided to add pink and really Pink the Town.

What an event, not only did we support such a good cause, we also met a ton of great people and make some really strong connections while doing what we love to do, and that’s paint the beautiful Cincinnati Skyline.

A special thanks to the Chris Collinsworth Proscan Fund

A collection of arwork on display at the Pink Ribbon Luncheon by Jeff Johns and Colin Daugherty, JJCDcollaborations.

You can follow Jeff Johns on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Google+

If you’re interested in commissioning your own masterpiece call Jeff Johns today. 859.630.9657. Click here for the contact page.

St. Johns and Cincinnati | Acrylic on Canvas

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St. Johns and Cincinnati Here’s the latest on the painting I’ve been rocking for my wife and I. This painting captures everything we love about the city. The church we were married in, Paul Brown Stadium on a Monday Night Football evening and of course the amazing skyline.

There’s about fifteen hours left until this piece will be complete. My plan is to tighten up the buildings in the skyline, add some color and form to the houses under the skyline and treat the expressway like a time lapse photo with blurred lines of traffic to really add some color and boldness to the piece.

Stay tuned for the final piece. Once it’s complete, I’ll take a nice photo with the DSLR and post.

Enjoy! Jeff

St. Johns and Cincinnati | 30″ x 48″ Acrylic on Canvas by Jeff Johns

Great American Ball Park at Night

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GreatAmericanBPatNightHere’s the latest on the painting Great American Ball Park at Night. This painting was done as a commission piece for a friend. A huge thank you to Steve Ziegelmeyer for allowing me to use one of his super awesome photos of the Cincinnati Skyline as a reference for this masterpiece.

Great American Ball Park at Night | 30″ x 40″ Acrylic on Canvas by Jeff Johns and Colin Daugherty, JJCDcollaborations

You can follow Jeff Johns on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Google+

If you’re interested in a one these Cincinnati skyline paintings or commissioning your own masterpiece call Jeff Johns today. 859.630.9657. Click here for the contact page.

Great American Ball Park at Night

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GreatAmericanHere’s the latest on this 30″ x 40″ acrylic painting of Cincinnati. This piece is titled, Great American Ball Park at Night. Photo reference by the super talented Steve Ziegelmeyer, you can view his work here.

Great American Ball Park at Night | 30″ x 40″ acrylic on canvas by Jeff Johns and Colin Daugherty, JJCD Collaborations

The Carnegie Center of Columbia Tusculum

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Here’s a start to the latest painting titled, The Carnegie Center of Columbia Tusculum | 15″ x 30″ acrylic on canvas. This painting is currently in progress so stay tuned for the latest.

The Carnegie Center of Columbia Tusculum | 15″ x 30″ acrylic on canvas by Jeff Johns and Colin Daugerty, JJCD Collaborations

St. Johns and Cincinnati | 30″ x 48″ acrylic on canvas

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10834864_10204589885045219_2028440389862689861_oHere’s a peak in the studio at an early start to the painting titled, St. Johns and Cincinnati I’m rocking for our anniversary coming up in May. Don’t tell my wife I’m doing this, it’s a surprise.

What makes this painting super special is that it features the church we got married in, St. Johns, we both love the city of Cincinnati, and of course the lit up stadium of our favorite NFL team, the Bengals. I actually took the reference image one night before heading down to a Monday Night game when the Bengals beat the Broncos late 2014.

St. Johns and Cincinnati | 30″ x 48″ acrylic on canvas

You can follow Jeff Johns on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Google+

Sacred View of Cincinnati

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Sacred View of CincinnatiHere’s the latest Cincinnati painting titled, Sacred View of Cincinnati. This is one of the more complex views we’ve done of the city. It’s getting close, so stay tuned on the progress. This commissioned piece is being done for a close friend I’ve known for many years. Can’t wait to see it hanging on his wall.

Sacred View of Cincinnati | 30″ x 40″ acrylic on canvas by Jeff Johns and Colin Daugherty, JJCD Collaborations 

If you’re interested in a one these Cincinnati skyline paintings or commissioning your own masterpiece call Jeff Johns today. 859.630.9657. Click here for the contact page.

You can follow Jeff Johns on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Google+

Genius of Water | Fountain Square Cincinnati

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FountainSquare_waterInspired by a symbol of Cincinnati and the centerpiece of Fountain Square, The Genius of Water. The bold strokes of color bring highlight the raw materials used in crafting this sculpture from the bronze cast to the green granite base in which the sculpture rests.

A special thanks for the beautiful reference photography for this painting by Steve Ziegelmeyer, you can check his work out here.

Genius of Water | 24″ x 36″ Acrylic on Canvas

Cincinnati Skyline Painting in Progress | Great American Ballpark at Night

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This painting titled, Great American Ball Park at Night has been captured in the very early stage of the painting. So, keep in mind that there’s much more to do on this piece but it’s fun to bring you along the journey. Stay tuned for the latest, this piece should shape up real nice here soon.

Another exciting fact about this piece is that the reference visual was photographed by the super talented Steve Ziegelmeyer, you can check out his work here.

Great American Ball Park at Night by Jeff Johns and Colin Daugherty, JJCD Collaborations