About the Artist
New York Artist, Palladino holds degrees in Fine Arts and Interior Design, having graduated from the New York Institute of Technology (NYIT) in 1977 attended Pells School Of Art. His career spans more than 50 years of balancing raw structural strength with delicate composition across oil paintings, watercolors, ink drawings, oil pastels, polyester resins, pastels, powdered dyes, encaustic wax and mixed media. He describes his creative practice as an emotional channel, tapping into a unique space of expression built from the mind and soul. You can explore more of his extensive catalog, which covers hundreds of abstract pieces, expressionist landscapes, and stylized faces.

For What It’s Worth

Buffalo Springfield For What It’s Worth

Pencil & Charcoal Sketch

Size 16″ x 20″, Drawn 01-28-2017

If you like check the song out, Buffalo Springfield For What It’s Worth

Stop Children What’s That Sound, Influenced by The  Jonathan Schwartz Radio Show

The brushes on both sides of the faces shows how split this country is at this time, left vs right.

 

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Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York I have masters degree in Fine Arts and Interior Design. Graduate from NYIT in 1977.Art has been a passion of mine in which I have channeled my energy and emotions for over the past 5 decades. With the use of brushes, oils, watercolors, pastels, strokes and color I have created an area in my life that I cannot enter into except for while creating art. There is balance between the delicacy and strength with the use of art mediums I have been able to extract art from my mind and soul. Thank you Michael J Palladino

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