Elizabeth B. Tucker

Joined Artfinder: Jan. 2015

Artworks for sale: 104

(5)

United States

About Elizabeth B. Tucker

 
 
  • Biography

    As an artist I am most interested in capturing how light wraps around and over forms.  Light works like water in a stream - there are sections where the light will back up against an object forming, as it were, 'white water' of light.  These will be the lightest parts of the painting and the highlights.  The dark areas are like eddies.  It's not black or opaque, but like this still area in a stream where one can see into the water, one should be able to see into the dark areas of a painting.  

    My second, and equally important, interest is the use of color. I use a limited palette of colors which allows a harmony in my paintings that I hope translates to you, the viewer. My goal is to draw you in to a quiet space where you feel compelled to stay for a while.
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  • Education

    2022 - 2024

    Masters of Art - Florence Academy of Art

    2014 - 2014

    Michael Wilcox School of Colour

    2005 - 2005

    Art Center College of Design

    2001 - 2004

    Los Angeles Academy of Figurative Art

  • Awards

    2015

    Artist Choice Award, Jurors Choice Award, etc.

    Over the last several years my works have been chosen by various jurors and the public for various awards and prizes
  • Upcoming Events

    There are no upcoming events

Links


Education

2022 - 2024

Masters of Art - Florence Academy of Art

2014 - 2014

Michael Wilcox School of Colour

2005 - 2005

Art Center College of Design

2001 - 2004

Los Angeles Academy of Figurative Art


Awards

2015

Artist Choice Award, Jurors Choice Award, etc.

Over the last several years my works have been chosen by various jurors and the public for various awards and prizes

There are no upcoming events


 

Biography

As an artist I am most interested in capturing how light wraps around and over forms.  Light works like water in a stream - there are sections where the light will back up against an object forming, as it were, 'white water' of light.  These will be the lightest parts of the painting and the highlights.  The dark areas are like eddies.  It's not black or opaque, but like this still area in a stream where one can see into the water, one should be able to see into the dark areas of a painting.  

My second, and equally important, interest is the use of color. I use a limited palette of colors which allows a harmony in my paintings that I hope translates to you, the viewer. My goal is to draw you in to a quiet space where you feel compelled to stay for a while.