CHRISTOPHER LEHMPFUHL: LONDON

[@claireseyeviewonredbubble]

So inspirational, he is free in his thoughts, he has self confidence, no hang ups, no anxiety about achieving desired outcomes with his paintings, so admirable. And the energy, to paint like that on huge canvases for hours day after day, I could only dream of that productivity.

[@KarlEBrand]

WOW!

[@mevlidasofic9131]

This is unbelievable. Beautiful paintings

[@JeremeSalazar]

In the history of art, it acceptable that the Impressionist first employed plein-air like you do, however you are not just using a brush. You lavishly painted it with colors; its expensive, different and beautiful. I like it because for me is new.

[@Michal_Kuras]

Very nice. When i see you painting like this: with hands and thick paint, IN London it reminds me instantly George Rowlett. Same technique (pardon me for saying this, obviously there are differences but you know what i mean), similar places. Very beautiful works :)

[@chriserskineartist]

Nice to see you again. I first saw your art about 10 years ago, purchased your book. You are still painting amazing art. I am always wonder how you deal with those long drying times that thick paint requires. Cheers from Canada.

[@TomWilson]

Thrilling and inspiring. Thank you.

[@mevlidasofic9131]

❤

[@DINO_DRAWS]

Where does he buy his paint from? Stunning work

[@hellbound4118]

Absolutely fantastic 👌

[@anthonyogrady1081]

must have b eeen how Jack Yates painted.Thick impasto. What was the battery drill for?

[@AndreasGeers-vz8qi]

Hallo Christopher Wir kennen uns nicht aber dafür kenne ich schon sehr lange deine Schwester aus Bielefeld. Sie kommt regelmäßig zu STÜCKWERK oder zu uns ins ART HUS hier in Lemgo. Sie hat mir mal wieder den link zu deinem neusten Werk geschickt. Der Film gibt sehr gut dein Wirken wieder und gefällt mir sehr in der Aufmachung, sehr passend zum Thema London. Hat mich voll mit reingenommen. Danke für die Vielfalt, die du von der Stadt eingefangen hast. Ja ich glaube auch das da noch mehr zu zeigen ist. 😊 Ich werde erst einmal dein Werk in unserem Künstlerkreis präsentieren. Gutes Gelingen weiterhin, Gott segne Dich. Andreas

[@turnervinson]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@wellersong7]

The canvas looks very cute and busy floating through London. Does anyone get that? You are brill boy!

[@franciskodankandath210]

❤❤❤Artist Francis Antony Kodankandath from Kerala, India ❤

[@TheMediaMachine]

I would love to know what does he do to get these paintings to dry? Because he puts them in a van and so the painting can get smudged. Or does it get smudged and he doesn't care because he got all he need to work on it to fix that? Still, the painting is very thick, so wondering how long it dries, what he does to speed it up. Must be something he pours in the paint buckets for sure.

[@juliavanschalkwyk9321]

Impressive, must take tons of oil paint.. it is like installations.

[@lobstermash]

Up to 50 kg of oil paint for a large painting, evidently.

[@tiwantiwaabibiman2603]

The first 16 seconds in I was like "WTF?!" Oh. dude has a mad budget for paint. His paintings are way beyond impasto. They must take forever to "skin over". How do they transport them without smushing the wet paint???

[@claireseyeviewonredbubble]

Everything I was going to ask! How much money spent on paint, so expensive just for large tubes, but TUBS needs deep pockets! And how long before the paintings are dry enough to safely pack for shipping? Amazing paintings one needs to stand back from and see at a distance to truly appreciate them.

[@Michal_Kuras]

@@claireseyeviewonredbubble Hmm, maybe its not so different taking in cosideration that you can use one bucket (of paint) on multiple paintings and this paint can be a more "hardware" quality. Goes into quantity over quality, probably its not so different from the tubes, oil is oil, specially if you paint with hand and brush strokes are not important. So maybe he goes even better budget wise then using standards art oil tubes.

[@claireseyeviewonredbubble]

@@Michal_Kuras Well yes, I didn't think of it that way!

[@JohnBurman-l2l]

Zis aart vil sell vel.

[@grahammcfelin340]

he puts themin his van and they flop about hes not one of those artist worried about fame and selling its not about immortality .