Tobias Inigo
When discussing his philosophy as an artist, Tobias admits to being a strong believer in traditional methods. Yet, over the years, the artist has abandoned the use of precise tools to make marks. His collection of home-made brushes are often used for both drawing and painting. Black walnut ink and acrylic paints are the preferred mediums of the moment – although watercolor is his first love. Be it a landscape or portrait, the artist calls upon influences that pay homage to both disciplines. Imagination fuses with a scratchy realism and, by manipulating reality and materials, Tobias offers a narrative that is both recognizable and foreign.
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Green Eyes: self portrait with selfie stick walnut ink and acrylic on composite panel
Old Guy in a Fez and Smoking Jacket Smoking walnut ink and acrylic on composite panel
Livvy India ink with pen and brush
La Vieux Saule (The Old Willow) watercolor on paper
Cardinal Sins walnut ink and acrylic on composite panel
Watching Men Become Vultures walnut ink and acrylic on composite panel
Robert Writes a Best Seller India ink with pen and brush
Late Leafer watercolor on paper
Deluge – an endless water falling of red hair walnut ink and acrylic on composite panel
Mudra Hands India ink with pen and brush
Shula India ink with pen and brush
Cliffhanger watercolor on paper
