Greg KapkaFine Art

  T.S.D.S: Superbia – oil on panel, 255mm x 155mm © 2014 (detail) ——————— I shot this timelapse before I had the proper gear to do so, so rather than a real “timelapse”, this is just a series of photographs taken when I remembered to, which happened to be whenever I started painting a new line […]

T.S.D.S: Superbia – oil on panel, 255mm x 155mm © 2014 ——————— Piece number one of a series inspired by the ever popular trope of the Seven Deadly Sins. Ideas are formed for most of the remaining six, and work has begun in earnest. I should expect they’ll come slowly but surely. As ever, click images […]

Timelapsing. Just Somebody That I Used To Know – oil on panel, 135mm x 135mm © 2014 Explanation: kapka.co.uk/?p=1001 #art #oilpainting #oilpaint #realism #stilllife #rosemarybrushes #timelapse #wip #workinprogress #5d2 A video posted by Greg Kapka (@gregkapka) on Apr 17, 2015 at 10:16am PDT   Timelapsing – cobbled together from shots taken over the few consecutive […]

Just Somebody That I Used To Know – oil on panel, 135mm x 135mm © 2014 ——————— After being caught obliterating our six year long relationship, I guess all she had left in her arsenal was spite. And she exercised it. Exercised it after I threw her out, when she came to get all of […]

 Such Little Food For Thought – Timelapse —————— I took some photos of this piece whilst painting in the lettering. They weren’t shot at a set interval so it looks less like a timelapse and more like a jerky, stop-motion animation. The words are taken from Scroobius Pip’s song Introdiction: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_Gh8TWpQE8 Email me for enquiries/availability. —————— […]

 Such Little Food For Thought – oil on panel, 170mm x 70mm © 2014 ——————— This was done as a study for a larger picture involving more Dymo text. The wording is a line taken from Scroobius Pip’s “Introdiction” which hits quite the emotional pitch, as his poetry/lyrics tend to do. Go here to see an […]

Old Cotswold Legbar – oil on panel, 230mm x 120mm © 2013 ——————— Eggs as a still-life is a trope almost as old as the still-life genre itself. However it seems that most modern versions of this formula use eggs unmarked by today’s standards of health & safety, which denuded eggs I’ve never seen since […]

A Lincolnshire Holiday – oil on panel, 200mm x 230mm ——————— The second of two still-lifes I had wanted to do for the exhibition in Lincoln Cathedral, but which never made it because I ran out of time (see the first here). The polaroid of the cathedral was actually taken by my exhibition counterpart Fraser […]

 A Perfect Sonnet (The Lover’s Triptych) – oil on panel, 560mm x 410mm ——————— Lyrics & inspiration via Conor Oberst from his song: A Perfect Sonnet. The stunning light was provided by the early morning sun beaming into my old studio, which sunrise I was admittedly rarely there early enough to see. The painting hung as part of […]

A Patriotic Lamppost – oil on panel, 200mm x 230mm ——————— This is the first of  two more still-lifes I had wanted to do for the exhibition Fraser & I held in Lincoln Cathedral, but which I never managed to paint because I ran out of time. Whilst preparing that body of work I had purposely […]

Lincolnshire Holiday & A Patriotic Lamppost – oil on panel, 200mm x 230mm ——————— These two Lincoln inspired still-lifes were painted for Spencer Coleman’s Gallery in Lincoln after an exhibition that my artist friend Fraser & I had held in Lincoln Cathedral the previous year had sold so well. As ever, click images to embiggen Email for […]

l’Aquarelle - oil on Panel, 230mm x 180mm © 2012 ——————— The rather fun little watercolour in this oil painting was of a “Burning Embers” Begonia which was covered in loads of the most vibrantly orange flowers I’d ever seen and which, under the combined might of the wind and my neglect, lasted for all of […]

Toward The Crossing – oil on Panel, 9″ x 11″ © 2012 ——————— This is one of the seventeen oils from my half of “Project Cathedral” – the exhibition in Lincoln Cathedral which Fraser & I put on this year (click to embiggen!) Anyone visiting the cathedral can’t help but be impressed by the view of the […]