Jeremy Lassila Art

Jeremy Lassila Art Fine Artist with a passion for painting as well as mixed media, dancing, being outdoors, foraging, and good music.

Garbage mountain
08/02/2025

Garbage mountain

Tonight’s progress
12/11/2023

Tonight’s progress

1st sitting of this painting of my freinds. I anticipate that it might take a few sittings for this one to be complete. ...
11/09/2023

1st sitting of this painting of my freinds. I anticipate that it might take a few sittings for this one to be complete. Roughly an hour and 45 min in.

Started painting this picture I took when I was on vacation of the sand dunes. Really liking it so far gonna let it dry ...
11/05/2023

Started painting this picture I took when I was on vacation of the sand dunes. Really liking it so far gonna let it dry now and then do some layers on top of it. Possibly some glazing as well to really get that glow effect of the sand.

Swipe for a comparison of before, and after putting the burnt umber glaze on and working back and do it. This piece has ...
11/03/2023

Swipe for a comparison of before, and after putting the burnt umber glaze on and working back and do it. This piece has come along way in the past few days. I always struggle with the cohesiveness of a piece. And I also tend to make things lighter than they need to be. Glazing the burnt umber over the entire piece and really pushing it back and then bring it back back out again. Really helped ground the figure. And it’s starting to feel a lot more natural and how I imagined this piece to be. I am very excited about where this is going. And these new techniques that I’m learning.

Swipe for a comparison of before, and after putting the burnt umber glaze on and working back and do it. This piece has ...
11/03/2023

Swipe for a comparison of before, and after putting the burnt umber glaze on and working back and do it. This piece has come along way in the past few days. I always struggle with the cohesiveness of a piece. And I also tend to make things lighter than they need to be. Glazing the burnt umber over the entire piece and really pushing it back and then bring it back back out again. Really helped ground the figure. And it’s starting to feel a lot more natural and how I imagined this piece to be. I am very excited about where this is going. And these new techniques that I’m learning.

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