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The American Artist June 2000 issue
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The American Artist June 2000 issue
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These are two of the four page interview, the two with my paintings :) Click here for the Medium Page, unabridged. |
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Why some artist love night scenes This article talks about painting at night. This was the painting of my friend Jo's House, on Ohau 62 7x5SmMatJJoHouseCMYK.jpg For almost 30 years I've worked on location, driving up and down the island of Maui to find scenes to paint. I paint from my mobile studio - a Volkswagen van - and use the steering wheel as an easel. Usually I paint whenever I see something worth painting, day or night. I paint what I see. If I don't like what I see, I move. The whole painting experience is about learning, and that's what's done from nature. |
 
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Don Jusko, Maui, Hawaii. "I came to Maui because it's one of the most beautiful and paintable locations on earth", says acrylic artist Don Jusko. "I've been painting here for 27 years now. It has forests, mountains, rivers, old buildings and ocean scenes - everything one could ever want to Paint". Jusko points out an added bonus: "the weather is great."
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