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02.17.13

Throwback Sunday, A Cityscape Evolution Thinking Out Loud | Comments
It's Sunday, so let's throw down a throwback. In 2008, I set up the easel on my roof and created this water tower painting... it was one of my earliest cityscape paintings. A year later, the style tightened up a bit... this bridge painting was created in the lobby of SS+K's downtown office. Continue Reading...

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01.01.12

2011 Borbay’s Year In Review on Canvas and Beyond General Action | Comments
2011 began true and proper with HOV... a work of art, a Warhol (already). He was both the first of my #KingsOfHipHop, and the first painting of the year. Looking back, 2010 kicked-off with a flavor of Vegas, and 2009 was about the actual jump from ad-man to artist. Jay-Z got a nice little shout from The Source, a terrific start to year filled with outstanding press coverage. While Jay was in process, I was also working on a commission of Citi Field... at night. Night paintings are always exceedingly difficult, but I had a blast with this one — now in the Garrick ...

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12.29.11

2011 Borbay’s Year In Review on Canvas and Beyond 2 of 4 General Action | Comments
Back at it with part 2 or 4... Mr. Snoop Dogg, throwing gang signs language... the green palette was influenced by... Continue Reading...

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04.15.11

Painting Process | Duane Park TriBeCa New York Commission Painting Process | Comments
The first plein air painting of the season is always magical. The location? Duane Park, TriBeCa, New York, United States of America, Earth. The mission? To capture this TriBeCa neighborhood staple in an architectural impressionist style. Our first order of business for this commission was to meet in Duane Park and photograph several vantage points. After cropping six potential compositions in Photoshop and a few back and forth emails, we decided on this layout. After the jump, the journey from blank canvas to an architectural impressionist acrylic plein air painting. Continue Reading...

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