Karin
Jurick is a painter known for her works of patrons viewing artwork in
galleries. She paints many other different subjects as well such as people
reading, still life, and animals. Jurick originally wanted to become an
illustrator. However, after both of her parents’ deaths she had the weight of
owning their shop. She stopped doing art for about 15 years until recently in
2004 when she began painting and selling her work on eBay. This has helped her
to own her own gallery.
Her
paintings are based off of photographs of people in moments of time. She is
self taught and did not attend school because of her parents’ shop. Jurick is
part of the Daily Painting Movement where she posts daily, small, and affordable
paintings on a blog.
I love her
work because she is able to capture beauty in something so simple in daily life,
like a person drinking wine at a restaurant or a couple admiring a work of art.
It is a reminder that the people in her paintings are everyday folk that you
could see just about anywhere. She is able to take an ordinary moment and give
it more life.
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