Lusus Saule has studied fine art in the UK, and whilst maintaining a strong interest in drawing and painting, he also likes to explore the possibilities of digital and virtual art.
He presently displays his work at his own space known as WU Gallery at:
The gallery also has a website with exhibition information, tutorials, downloads and more: http://www.wu-gallery.com/
There is also a cinema associated with WU Gallery which shows movies, machinima and cartoons:
Lusus presently has works on display at:
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Elin Egoyan (second floor)
He presently displays his work at his own space known as WU Gallery at:
The gallery also has a website with exhibition information, tutorials, downloads and more: http://www.wu-gallery.com/
There is also a cinema associated with WU Gallery which shows movies, machinima and cartoons:
Lusus presently has works on display at:
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My artistic life started about 20 years ago with a pencil,
soft pastel crayon and my fingers as tools. Finally after a long time ignoring
my desire to draw (teenagers are busy with far more ‘important’ things of
course:)) I gave in and,… was lost! I really got the hang of it!
In pastel crayon I found soon satisfaction in making
ethical portraits. The challenge to make them almost photographic was high,
and came out as I liked it. As example I took photo’s that triggered me. A look
or expression in the faces or simply how someone sat or did was enough. I took
what I found important and let out what was not essential. If you are
interested to see these pastels you will find some of them in ZRM Gallery. (see
my picks)
But the smell of oil paint was calling and it did not take very long to change my
direction. First oil paintings, but because of my impatience ( it takes sooooo
long before oil paint is dry) I started soon after that with acrylic paint.
Looking back I see that my subjects often expresses things
of (my) life. Things were I am thinking about, a feeling or emotion. I try to
tell that in bright and harmonious colours and painting with my intuition and
inner emotion as guide, I let myself float with the motions and colours.
Normaly starting a painting and not
knowing were it ends.
When I came to Second Life, one of my main goals was to have my own gallery and
show what I made in RL. In those 3 years
I found so many satisfaction in being creative in more ways SL offers. The
landscaping, the building,… the drive to make
creations better and better.
Very careful I
stepped recently on the artistic SL-road and make digital art and vases.
And so my SLigital art and RLainting art and life’s meet and unite to something
were I am very happy about.
