Kevin Kane

Artist

Painting of Narcissus by Kevin Kane

See artwork by Kevin Kane in the forthcoming KKWEER Arts exhibition "Ultraviolet", 15 Bateman Street, London 4-14 July 2024

Pencil drawing of Indya Moore

 

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A couple of charcoal sketches for an upcoming portrait commission #portrait #commission #figurativeart #leather #tomoffinland #meninkilts
You can see my Narcissus painting as part of @the_artacademy_ Past, Present, Future exhibition, which celebrates 25 years of The Art Academy. It features work from over 150 artists including many new friends and colleagues. The exhibition opens toda
A fun day in @sadieleeartist’s class at @the_artacademy_ “Responding to Images of the Body”. In a few hours I made this small painting inspired by Daniel Richter #painting
“The Three Graces”. Etching (aluminium plate) 30 x 40cm. In Greek mythology, the Three Graces were characters who added a little fun to the banquets. . . #etching #printmaking #traditionalart #threegraces #greekmythology #figurativeart #
“Crouching Feet with Underwear”. Etching (aluminium plate). 30x40cm. As an experiment I took a few wax-covered metal plates around my recent Asia holiday. I covered then in felt and carried them in an art bag. Surprisingly I didn’t
Pen and ink drawing in my @moleskine sketchbook of Duncan Scott MBE, the Olympian swimmer, who I watched win a silver medal at Paris’ La Défense Arena a few days ago. He has a total of 8 Olympic medals. Duncan is a fellow Scot, growing u
Oil on canvas 20x24”. Drawn & painted from life - the model @vitranolombardogiuseppe who was passing through the UK on his travels. The drawing was carefully measured using traditional techniques and then transferred to canvas for painting.
“Carnation Liberation” : Part 1 of 6 - Oil on board, 9x12” - Inspired by Oscar Wilde’s suggestion that his gay friends wear a green carnation to the opera, but imagined in a world where everyone is free to choose their own
“Carnation Liberation” : Part 2 of 6 - Oil on board, 9x12” - Inspired by Oscar Wilde’s suggestion that his gay friends wear a green carnation to the opera, but imagined in a world where everyone is free to choose their own