Occhuzzie Paint Company will be returning as a vendor at the Savannah College of Art & Design, Art & Materials Annual Trade Show.
The Show is in historic downtown Savannah, GA, featuring lectures, workshops, and a premier selection of artists' material available to the public for purchase at discounted prices.
Trade Show Hours:
Friday, Oct. 3, 9am to 5pm
Saturday, Oct. 4, 9am to 5pm
Sunday, Oct. 5, 10am to 3pm
The event is free & open to the public.
For more info visit www.scad.edu/tradeshow
Occhuzzie looks forward to seeing you there!
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Occhuzzie is now in Savannah!
Occhuzzie's paint line is now sold in ShopSCAD, located at 340 Bull Street in Savannah, GA.
ShopSCAD is a unique gallery store that exclusively features the artwork, and artful products of students, faculty & alumni of the Savannah College of Art & Design. Please visit them or their website at http://www.shopscadonline.com/
We are delighted to be in Savannah!
Thursday, July 17, 2008
Naples Yellow
Due to high demand, we are currently out of Naples Yellow! Sorry for the inconvenience.
Friday, May 23, 2008
May's Featured Artist is Yuri Hayashi
Artist Statement ~Yuri Hayashi, St.Petersburg, FL
Water and stone, the pure materials is what lures me to begin the process of what I do. It holds my attention with limitless possibilities, pain, joy, and entices me with the way its lays down on canvas. At its purest I think of all of these things and nothing at all. The process is what is so seductive and captivating and why I am drawn to painting year after year. What can I do with water and stone, like alchemy, materials so common like mud or rotten rose buds and silver? How can I make them into something there not? Is it good enough? What if it is? These questions and the materials is what drives me to do what I do, push paint around till its something else. I am painter living and breathing this process. Composition and color are my tricks, like the magician is what I use to hold the viewer to decide what to make of it or how I did it. Just simply water and stone is where it starts.
Yuri yoshio hayashi
Water and stone, the pure materials is what lures me to begin the process of what I do. It holds my attention with limitless possibilities, pain, joy, and entices me with the way its lays down on canvas. At its purest I think of all of these things and nothing at all. The process is what is so seductive and captivating and why I am drawn to painting year after year. What can I do with water and stone, like alchemy, materials so common like mud or rotten rose buds and silver? How can I make them into something there not? Is it good enough? What if it is? These questions and the materials is what drives me to do what I do, push paint around till its something else. I am painter living and breathing this process. Composition and color are my tricks, like the magician is what I use to hold the viewer to decide what to make of it or how I did it. Just simply water and stone is where it starts.
Yuri yoshio hayashi
Color Theory Sets now available!
All the colors you need in a compact travel size set. Set includes Seven 22ml jars.
Alizarin Crimson, Cadmium Red Light, Camium Yellow light, Cerulean Blue, Hansa Yellow Light, Titanium White, Ultramarine Blue
Our newest color is Naples Yellow!
Pure Cadmium Yellow Medium (Concentrate). Only the highest grade oil paint contain chemically pure cadmium yellow. It is barium-free which gives you a stronger light fastness, & cleaner color. Very opaque and permanent. Average to slow driers. All our cadmium's are pure cadmium's which means they are very strong, vibrant colors. This will allow you a much larger color spectrum when mixing with other colors on your palette.You won't get a higher quality cadmium with the amount of paint we offer, for the the price we give you, anywhere.
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
April's Featured Artist of the month is Prof Thomas Murray
Occhuzzie's April featured artist is Thomas Murray.Thomas Murray earned his Masters in Fine Arts degree at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque. He has received numerous awards such as the Florida Artists Fellowship and several awards of distinction. Widely collected throughout the Tampa Bay area and the United States, Thomas resides in Edinburg, Texas and currently teaches at the University of Texas-Pan American.
For more information visit his website at www.thomasmurrayart.com
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