Golf artwork paintings

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Mighty Golf Ball #1

‘Gone Clubbing’ was the result of relentless stubbornness. First made to be part of my White Lines documentary, this artwork was once white and had a couple of figures skiing on it before I painted it green to pursue a different idea. The idea was to make an artwork similar to ‘Avid Skier’ - my most viewed process video. But, in the wake of this collection, ‘Forbidden Grass,’ I wanted to put a twist on it. The artwork looked too solid green for my liking and as such, I painted two…

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I am not a perfectionist but I certainly want everything to be perfect. Abstract art can hardly be perfect since there is no real metric to measure it by. Despite that, I always try keep a really clean, simple, balanced composition in my artworks. This is easier said than done because I often paint over works when I’m not happy with the result. This artwork is one of them. Before it was a golf artwork, there were actually skiers painted on a white background. I wasn’t very pleased with my...

A pop art illustration of a beautiful woman playing golf, inspired by colorful geometric abstractions. The artwork uses light cyan and light blue colors, with speedpainting techniques. Influences include Mary Bradish Titcomb, bold and colorful graphic design, and Ruslan Lobanov. The aspect ratio is 2:3.

Gone Clubbing started its journey as part of a commercial shoot with a furniture company. I then painted skiers on the canvas before deciding to switch up my initial idea by painting green all over the white texture. The green, however, was too overwhelming and as such I added the sandy coloured stroke along with a lighter green stroke to make this artwork look like a golf course. As such, I painted 27 golfers of all walks of life: celebrities like @lewishamilton and @djkhaled as well as…

I am not a perfectionist but I certainly want everything to be perfect. Abstract art can hardly be perfect since there is no real metric to measure it by. Despite that, I always try keep a really clean, simple, balanced composition in my artworks. This is easier said than done because I often paint over works when I’m not happy with the result. This artwork is one of them. Before it was a golf artwork, there were actually skiers painted on a white background. I wasn’t very pleased with my...