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The TriBeCa Grand Painting received a color theory shout on Learn To Art – a blog created by Miranda Aschenbrenner to share art techniques with the world:

“Borbay is a New York location artist who, through his collaged paintings, effectively uses the properties of warm and cool colours. Take a look at the documentation of his painting process. You can see how he begins with a sketch, then covers the entire canvas in collaged elements. As he lays in the blues of the background, it appears to fall back. Then he starts working red and orange into the foreground and you can actually see the building jump forward. Don’t forget to peruse the rest of his work; blue and orange feature dominantly in most of his paintings!”

Miranda is an artist as well, and you can check out her work here. Thank you for the shout.

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On 03.29.10 Tom Hessel said:

I love it! I love the Central Park Boathouse, too. The way everything comes together at the end with the bold colors and the solid compositions. I can’t wait to see the final result of Time-Out New York. You’ve really landed on an exciting style…at least I think so. Keep those commissions coming folks.
Tom

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