Thalo.com, an online publication released by Grumbacher, gave me the honor of being featured on this month’s cover. I answered some questions for them in a short interview that you can read here. Thank you to Daniel and Paige at Thalo.
My painting Into Lists was selected to be presented with the interview. and I am now releasing a strict closed edition set of surface detail photographs of this painting. Please visit JACOB VAN LOON / STORE for more purchasing info.“I gain a sense of pride through deviation; whenever I explore a new method or concept and it’s realized physically, whether or not it’s a straight success. It can be more difficult to try something new than some artists are willing to admit, I know I certainly feel accomplished when new things happens in my own work.” —JvL
Taimah
Watercolor on birch panel, 36x48”
Jacob van Loon
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Jacob van Loon
Jacob van Loon - Kaohsiung Studies (2012) - Graphite on mylar
And the days are not full enough
And the nights are not full enough
And life slips by like a field mouse
Not shaking the grass
- Ezra Pound
Illustration by Jacob van Loon
JacobvanLoon.com giveaway contest
The prize:
This is a surface texture photo taken of Madison & Kohlhase, a painting I finished in 2011. This photo was taken of a section on the finished surface, which has been a theme in the documentation of my work for a few years now.
The photograph is printed at 8x10” on glossy archival paper, and comes framed.
To enter:
To be eligible to win this print, you must:
1. Reblog this post, intact
or
2. Promote both jacobvanloon.com and blog.jacobvanloon.com in a post on your website (not exclusive to Tumblr), and submit the post url to me for verification.
The contest closes Tuesday, December 25 at 11:59p. The winner will be announced here and contacted directly. Good luck and enjoy!
Jacob, I’d better win this for my birthday…lol
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12x16” | Watercolor on birch
Currently on display in the Universal Monsters exhibition @ Mondo


