Michael Neamand

Born: 1973

Hometown: lake in the hills

Based in: lake in the hill, IL

I have been painting my whole life and dedicating my time to developing my skills. I enjoy life drawing, but my main focus is on the Urban Landscape or Cityscape painting. I find this subject to be very challenging as well as very rewarding. There is something about recreating these images, through an artists eye and handling of the media. Although the initial goal is to accurately depict the image, I tend makes choices that accentuates certain things about the image that I am fond of. I work with acrylics on canvas and shoot my own references. A photo realistic urban landscape painting excites me, especially when it's done well. I am drawn to this type of artwork and would like to be known as an artists that is successful with this subject matter.

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Chicago Board Of Trade

Michael Neamand, United States of America

Limited Edition Prints

US$ 640

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Venetian Dawn

Michael Neamand, United States of America

Limited Edition Prints

US$ 470

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Old St. Pat's

Michael Neamand, United States of America

Limited Edition Prints

US$ 400

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Wendy's

Michael Neamand, United States of America

Limited Edition Prints

US$ 1,050

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Canal Del Lovo

Michael Neamand, United States of America

Limited Edition Prints

US$ 470

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Venice Bridge

Michael Neamand, United States of America

Limited Edition Prints

US$ 1,260

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Tuscany Doorway

Michael Neamand, United States of America

Limited Edition Prints

US$ 350

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Federal Street

Michael Neamand, United States of America

Limited Edition Prints

US$ 400

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Monroe & State

Michael Neamand, United States of America

Limited Edition Prints

US$ 940

Michael Neamand In The Studio

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Question Icon What inspires you?

I get inspiration from my own successful pieces. I am always striving to increase my skill level.

Question Icon Describe your creative process.

I find or shoot my reference, then I do a very simple line drawing. I then begin the painting in stages starting with the items that are furthest away and then the foreground elemnts last.

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