https://www.mcandrewstudios.com/newsletter daily 0.75 2025-12-02 https://www.mcandrewstudios.com/newsletter/december-newsletter-1 monthly 0.5 2025-12-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/182fd8d5-7978-47be-9e04-05da8a2e35f6/Screenshot+2025-11-30+11.47.35+AM.png Newsletter - December Newsletter - Untitled, Oil on Canvas 2025 I have yet to title this piece, which captures a young figure asleep, suspended in a soft field of muted whites and warm undertones. The composition is intentionally cropped, showing only the upper torso, an outstretched arm, and the right half of the face. This fragmentation creates a sense of vulnerability while also inviting the viewer to fill in what’s outside the frame. The arm reaches upward in a relaxed, almost drifting gesture, as if caught between dreaming and waking. The vertical band of warm color running down the canvas creates a subtle structural divide — part boundary, part anchor between the world of sleep and consciousness — contrasting with the organic softness of the figure. I also use it as a hint to time passing, signifying the encroaching barrier between our youth and current reality, which tends to almost sneak up on us. The closed eye, parted lips, and gentle tension in the expression feel truthful rather than idealized, leaving a slightly melancholic effect. This is still a work in progress, and I’m really excited about where it’ll go. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/56379615-6cf8-4839-af3d-3a80995be96a/Screenshot+2025-11-30+11.48.58+AM.png Newsletter - December Newsletter - Squish, Oil on Canvas 2025 This painting is still in the underpainting stages, and I’m not sold on the title yet either. The two faces squished together are meant to show a comical yet endearing moment of familial love. The motivation behind this piece is to capture intimacy not as a still, perfect tableau but as something active, physical, and fluid. The distortion of the faces — the way flesh gives way under pressure, the way a yawn interrupts the rhythm of the moment — becomes a metaphor for how relationships stretch us, move us, and reshape us. There is a recognition of connections that lives in the “in-between” moments. It is also a reminder of how fleeting these moments can be. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/2c6ba2b4-792b-4fe7-b0ec-b16d522f8828/Screenshot+2025-11-30+12.33.54+PM.png Newsletter - December Newsletter - The World of Crete Night of Contemporary 2025 was a huge success! Held at the Villa Moma in Crete from September 27th to 30th, the exhibition featured more than 100 artworks—including three of my own—from 70 artists representing 30 countries. The show was open to the public, and attendees also included diplomats, collectors, and members of the nobility from Monaco, Cannes, the United States, France, Belgium, and beyond. I’m incredibly honored and excited that my paintings were displayed among such distinguished company. Link: https://worldofcrete.com/artexhibitions/night-of-contemporary-2025 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/1764524724571-ANQAJWRP67F2ATA6WM94/Screenshot+2025-11-30+12.44.55+PM.png Newsletter - December Newsletter https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/1764525216666-UQGKOZF9H7JOK5ECUJ5F/Screenshot+2025-11-30+12.53.03+PM.png Newsletter - December Newsletter https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/357f0c1b-30bf-4356-bc83-e594be1fc9f7/Screenshot+2025-12-01+6.32.24+PM.png Newsletter - December Newsletter I was thrilled to attend a show by a very talented artist and friend, Matthew Brennan, this past October at Lagoon in Brooklyn. Brennan builds his compositions with delicate pencil line work, which he then washes over with thin layers of oil paint. The result is a dynamic mesh of shapes that allows viewers to experience the full expressive potential of the human form. Brennan has an extensive background in the arts. He has been featured in The New York Times and has created work for the Jim Henson Company, Puppet Heap, and the New York City Opera—all in addition to his personal exhibitions. His show at Lagoon explored wearable art and marked a bold step outside his comfort zone in terms of color. Witnessing the opening night of this achievement alongside fellow friends and artists was such a joy, and I left feeling inspired, carrying lessons I’m excited to apply to my own practice. Links: https://www.matthewbrennanart.com/ https://www.lagoonny.com/about https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/f143c95a-d8b1-4ebd-8aa1-00f3bce79338/Screenshot+2025-11-30+12.24.48+PM.png Newsletter - December Newsletter - New Business Cards! I’m so exited about my new design. Especially as I attend more events, it’s important I have a professional card that I’m proud of and presents my new name. https://www.mcandrewstudios.com/newsletter/june-newsletter monthly 0.5 2025-06-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/914b9f20-db7e-4ef8-8be2-39b2cc254d0a/Screenshot+2025-06-01+12.38.43+PM.png Newsletter - June Newsletter - Juice Pouch, Oil on Canvas 20x24” This painting has slowly been coming along! So far I’m happy with how it’s turning out but there is still much to be done. Work has been extra busy as Feuerman Studios prepares for an upcoming show in Rome, and extra hours are needed at work to make the show deadline. I also admit, that a NYC apartment has not lent to the best painting space for me, and that has been hurting my motivation to work on my stuff when I do have the time. However, I’ve been brainstorming ways to improve this situation, which hopefully leads to an environment that helps me get in my little studio corner more! I’m excited to say that I’ve decided to make this piece one of the five that I will be submitting to the Hashtag Kalakar Global Arts and Painting competition! It’s a unique chance for both emerging and experienced artists to gain international exposure and build community. Final works are due this October and I look forward to this opportunity to get my art out there more. https://www.hashtagkalakar.com/global-arts-and-painting-competition https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/1748730397505-7BACB377SZCL4KXTH0TH/Parents.jpg Newsletter - June Newsletter https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/1748730444168-K7B2WLFB4SED6HEM3DKG/Screenshot+2025-01-06+10.12.57+PM.png Newsletter - June Newsletter https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/1748730588837-LUIJBXKZF7QMR1CIB1H7/Half+face.jpg Newsletter - June Newsletter https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/96123580-0266-459f-87ec-048abd37b32e/Screenshot+2025-06-01+12.39.05+PM.png Newsletter - June Newsletter In preparation for all these new things I want to do, I’ve also gotten back into the practice of stretching my own canvases. The results are always so much better than store-bought canvases, not to mention how rewarding and satisfying it is. For one of my paintings, I’m planning on going bigger than I’ve ever gone before. To accomplish this I’m planning on pinning the unstretched canvas on my apartment wall and then pulling the canvas over the bars once it’s done. In the long run, this will make the work easier to store but I’ve never stretched my canvas after the fact, and the prospect makes me slightly nervous I’ll ruin the piece. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/bf1a519f-84ee-4867-8731-1d1a05a4749e/Screenshot+2025-05-31+6.33.46+PM.png Newsletter - June Newsletter - ZODIAC: The Mysterious Power of the Creative April 30, 2025 - January 11, 2026 I’m so excited to announce my involvement in the Medici Museum of Art's upcoming exhibition, Zodiac: The Mysterious Power of the Creative! The show features works by emerging and established artists exploring astrology through sculpture, painting, and multimedia. Rather than focusing on specific zodiac signs, the exhibition reflects a broader engagement with celestial forces and spiritual intuition. My piece Thursday Afternoon will be hanging for sale in the museum until next January. This debut exhibition also marks a significant milestone in the ongoing partnership between the Medici Museum of Art and the Carole A. Feuerman Sculpture Foundation. On July 10, the event will include a ribbon-cutting ceremony and the unveiling of Justice, a monumental bronze sculpture donated by Feuerman, which has launched a new public sculpture garden on the museum’s front lawn, featuring works by major international artists. https://www.medicimuseum.art/2025-zodiac-exhibition https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/46b158c0-eb61-4e15-af08-1ae595ba770a/Screenshot+2025-05-31+6.39.29+PM.png Newsletter - June Newsletter I’ve been spending some of my recent weekends exploring Washington Square Park. It’s a great hub of art activity and I’ve been able to connect with some really talented artists who have had a lot of success in their respective fields. As an attempt to be more involved, a goal of mine is to start bringing my work to Washington Square as well, laying out prints of my paintings to get more eyes on my work and start building some more serious artist relations. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/9210bbc7-b1c1-4e82-9ece-1946d7882214/Oritro.jpg Newsletter - June Newsletter My close friend Oritro Karim is one of these talented artists. As an Illustrator based in NYC, his work ranges from digital art to gouache and acrylic. He specializes in self-portraiture and reflects his own life experiences into his work. An example of one of his illustrations is shown to the left. He and I plan to go to Washington Square Park together as we are both working towards similar artistic goals. You can check out more of his stuff on Instagram @artritro. https://www.mcandrewstudios.com/newsletter/march-newsletter monthly 0.5 2025-03-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/76d4fe81-2ba7-414e-9a0d-6bd9fd860512/Screenshot+2025-03-02+3.29.01+PM.png Newsletter - March Newsletter - Visual Art Journal, January 2025 I felt honored to be interviewed by the Visual Art Journal this past January — an online platform based in the Netherlands dedicated to promoting emerging artists. I submitted a handful of pieces to their open artist call back in November and was so excited when I learned I’d been chosen to be part of their next publication! Based on the pieces I sent in, the Magazine generated several questions designed specifically to dissect my artistic background and process. Not only did it help me start getting my paintings out there, but it also provided me with a new opportunity to reflect on my work using the written word. My interview is posted on their website and included in the 17th Edition of their Art Magazine alongside many other talented artists! Link: https://visualartjournal.com/ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/71335cd8-1a49-4af2-9d7e-35ec653d3024/Screenshot+2025-03-02+3.34.22+PM.png Newsletter - March Newsletter - World of Crete, Upcoming Sept. 2025 Following the publication of Visual Art Journal’s Art Magazine, a representative from the World of Crete reached out to me. WOC is an immersive art fair that brings together artists, galleries, and collectors from all around the world. They showcase a range of contemporary mediums, including painting, sculpture, digital art, and mixed media. They asked if I’d like to participate and sent along an application with a list of the packages they offer. After researching the organization and filling out my application, I was officially accepted! I will be showing three pieces at their art fair in September — my artist bio and website will also be displayed. I haven’t decided which paintings I’ll send yet. I’d like to make some new pieces and select my best ones for the deadline in August. Link: https://worldofcrete.com/ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/1740951787860-9CBDVYLL8SXU3Y0XVVZV/Screenshot+2025-03-02+4.38.42+PM.png Newsletter - March Newsletter https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/1740951790785-J3CT5Y1Y33U8WZQPDVE4/Screenshot+2025-03-02+4.42.37+PM.png Newsletter - March Newsletter https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/320dda12-549c-4402-9040-700baa6b0e29/Screenshot+2025-03-02+3.55.52+PM.png Newsletter - March Newsletter - Juice Pouch, Oil on Canvas 20x24” I know… this painting should be done by now. Along with others. As I’ve settled into the new job and dealt with moving into a new apartment, I’ve been struggling to develop a new painting routine. However, now that the dust has settled, paintings will once again start rolling out! I will finally finish those few pieces I’ve put on hold, and I have a few more ideas that I’m anxious to start! The next newsletter will have more to report in this regard. With Juice Pouch, unfortunately it was damaged in the move, tearing in three different places. I had a slight set back as I restored the holes, but am now back on track and have started in on the skin. I’m experimenting with how I lay down the paint, looking more closely at some of my biggest references: Jenny Saville, Lucien Freud, and Paco Lafarga. This is one of the paintings I’m considering for World of Crete! https://www.mcandrewstudios.com/newsletter/december-newsletter monthly 0.5 2024-12-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/bd2ae071-4c43-42cc-bf59-4f20606af3a4/IMG_3641.jpg Newsletter - December Newsletter - Lover’s Kiss Pt. 2, oil on wood, 12x16” This new undertaking doesn’t mean I’ve forgotten about my own work. These past three months have been busy but I still managed to start two other paintings in between projects. This is the second part of my diptych Lover’s Kiss. I continue exploring the same ideas in part one, as this figure is the original figure’s other half, looking back at her. I’ve started with some very thin layers to build up the subtle undertones in the skin. This time I’m paying even closer attention to “what lies underneath.” I want the viewer to feel like they can see into this person through the imperfections and shadows revealed on his face. Almost like their facade is fading away with sleep. The eyes, noses, and mouths of both paintings line up, making them almost nose-to-nose when next to each other. Their mouths being slightly parted suggests deep sleep as well as interrupted conversation. I’m still playing with the distance that will be put between the two of them. I like the story that comes out in both instances of them being close together and far apart. The most important thing however is that they are always looking at each other. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/a818a8bc-373f-46ad-989f-4f6b9ce2e672/IMG_3675.jpg Newsletter - December Newsletter - Juice Pouch, oil on canvas, 20x24” This painting is still very “bare-bones.” It’s related to Thursday Afternoon and The Innocence of Youth. I’ve been considering building a whole body of work around these three pieces. Recently I’ve been thinking a lot about how the passage of time affects people — the way life changes from childhood to adulthood. My sleeping figures, to me, feel like a segway into this concept because while I still see sleeping as a vulnerable, exposing state I also see it as a transition. Like when you blink and suddenly five years have passed. Juice Pouch then will be part of the paintings that look at adolescence and the arrogant simplicity that comes with it. I’m still heavily focusing on gaze. The eyes look up and to the side as if looking to someone older; as if looking at what they will one day be. I am still using my palette of greens, golds, and browns to capture that old nostalgic film feel. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/1733032978314-BUZ85PMS4WUAIV5MQYJ7/IMG_3606.jpg Newsletter - December Newsletter https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/1733032974014-Q21KURDCUUQPFMA4UA44/IMG_3482.jpg Newsletter - December Newsletter https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/1733032969397-UPJ4A3MPGCL4JPZTPGDU/IMG_3514.jpg Newsletter - December Newsletter https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/1733033120752-R0YLGGXYV788S9WLLYX2/IMG_3491.jpg Newsletter - December Newsletter https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/454dbd92-974c-4185-b313-ecf60bb97064/Santa.jpg Newsletter - December Newsletter - Santa prints are now available for the holiday season! Check out my “paintings” page if interested! https://www.mcandrewstudios.com/newsletter/blog-post-title-one-5cpxg monthly 0.5 2024-09-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/8a99fea0-5747-49a0-9775-f54a5330b80f/IMG_3220.jpg Newsletter - September Newsletter - I Can Hear Your Heart, 40x30” My current paintings focus mostly on the truth revealed about a person while they sleep– how that can signify the passage of time and how that passage of time changes relationships. The Couch is all about that feeling of security and peace two people feel as they fall asleep together, lulled by the sounds of one another's heartbeats. The true intimacy of these individuals relationship is almost more apparent with them being asleep and unaware. This painting still needs a lot of work. Major areas include the male figure's face and shirt, as well as the female's jeans. I've been experimenting with different paint applications and thicknesses, The couch is built up of very thin layers while the skin is much thicker. I'm working on marrying these two techniques as well as practicing my control of thick paint, ensuring it doesn't become muddy or flat. I've chosen this specific color palette to give my painting an older feel, so that it comes across as a sensation that perseveres through time. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/c092162c-32fc-49d2-b160-bf552460355f/Lovers+kiss.jpg Newsletter - September Newsletter - The Lover’s Kiss, 12x16” This painting is the first of a two part diptych. The concept of this piece is that you are looking up at a person from underneath, as they sleep. Imagine you could look through the person’s pillow to see their cheek squished, lips pursed, and drool pooling. That is the goal here. The second painting will be much of the same, however the other person will be facing the other direction, making the two figures look at each other. What I’m trying to convey here is that two people have fallen asleep while looking at each other— the way people do when they’re talking late at night to suddenly wake up in the morning, forgetful of how or when they ever drifted off. It is another way of demonstrating the bonds that form as people sleep. I am once again experimenting with thick and thin paint to give the flesh a soft, real feel. I want it to look like it’s fading into the darkness. The way that “gaze” will be used in this diptych is important as well. Even though the figure’s eyes are closed, they are still very much looking at each other. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/c684c9cb-10eb-4d58-8b72-e32d928a2be0/IMG_3104.jpg Newsletter - September Newsletter I’ve been asked to complete a painting of a woman’s grandmother who has since passed. The photo I was given was a favorite of the family’s— they loved how she was surrounded by plants, a slight smile across her face as she looked at something off camera, the sun shining down on her. I always love when someone trusts me enough to complete this type of work for them. Getting to capture a memory in such a way always means a lot to me. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/e16b6280-b521-46b0-a54b-17a624faeb10/IMG_2782.JPG Newsletter - September Newsletter Working with Mark Noble Designs has been so much fun and such a great learning opportunity! Mr. Noble paints large scale murals around the Fayetteville-Manlius area, recruiting me whenever he needs my assistance. The mural pictured here was for a new frozen yogurt place, which just opened last month For this project, I painted the boat, the library, parts of the ice cream shop, and multiple people. Mr. Noble has taught me so much about business and helped me make many professional connections. I've loved the challenge of working in his style to create cohesive pieces of art, and it’s so rewarding seeing our work as I walk through town. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/17c99c2e-dbe8-41c0-9373-2a364eab87a3/The+Red+Dragon+%281%29+%281%29.jpg Newsletter - September Newsletter An exciting project is in the works! Thanks to my relationship with Mark Noble, I was introduced to writer and Pastor Andrew LaTeer. He was looking for an illustrator to create images for his upcoming book, and after a trial run has decided my work is compatible with his image. I will complete a number of oil paintings for him, including “The Dragon of Revelation” and “The Four Horsemen,” which I will then scan and send to his publisher to be included in his book. I am extremely excited for this alternative way of getting my work out there and seen as part of a professional project. And I am especially grateful that I get to do this using oil paint. Thank you to Mr. LaTeer for how great he has been to work with, and I hope this will lead to future opportunities! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/655d41d6448c840d9d74131c/7f40c06d-3507-4b1b-b7ea-107bd3f8bb89/IMG_2343.jpg Newsletter - September Newsletter The Senior Capstone Exhibition was a huge success this past May! 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