The Adventures of an American West Oil Painter
The
Paintings
of
Daryl
Urig
One stormy plein air day, I learned to paint through chaos—each stroke a fight, each canvas a triumph. That grit shapes my art, waiting for you to discover. Step into my vibrant world of painting.
“Daryl Urig’s paintings capture raw emotion and texture—a must for any collector.”
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About My Process
My paintings evolve through years of bold experimentation, each canvas a playground of vibrant energy. Every mark—whether a knife’s thick stroke, a brush’s soft edge, or a fingertip’s touch—brings color and form to life, inviting you into a vivid, three-dimensional world.
From My Studio
Explore my blog for insights, stories, and the passion behind my paintings. Join me in bringing vibrant art to life, one canvas at a time.
Facing the Light
For Some reason this barn reminded me of my grandfather Leo Urig barn in Avon Ohio. It is hard to compare the safety I feel when painting. All else suspends as I am embedded in this action. Facing the Light, 9 x 12, oil on panel Purchase paintings here...
Limbs
Limbs break, 9 x 12, oil on panel Fallen Limb, 9 x 12, oil on panel Purchase paintings here Information on Workshops & Locations © 2012 Daryl Urig
Old Stucture
Old structure, 9 x 12, oil on panel Purchase paintings here Information on Workshops & Locations © 2012 Daryl Urig
Took my painting Buddy with me today, Marcel.
Its always good to bring a friends when you plein air paint. But you don't want someone who interrupts your artist-zone once you have begun painting. Marcel is a great painting buddy. Water, a leash to keep him safe and a few rubs on the tummy is all he needs. He did...
Find a good place to paint plein air paint
When you find a good place to paint plein air you want to continue to return to it. To discover all the vista will yield. I am particularly enjoying the play of colors on the structures. Painting from the shadow side gives a more interesting play of shapes. Lost but...
Work and Toil
More plein air paintings with a painting knife of Ohio Valley Farms Work and Toil, 9 x 12 inches, oil on panel painted with M. Graham paints and Walnut oil and painting knife. Purchase paintings here Information on Workshops & Locations © 2012 Daryl...
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