Suzanne Williams If'in ya got them 3-D Glasses Put'em on Suzanne started oil painting in the early 1960's and is virtually self-taught, She did attended the Art Center College of Design, USC School of Architecture, and Chounard Art Institute. |
| From 1967 to 1969, Suzanne worked for Ed "Big Daddy" Roth. Suzanne had a hand in many projects but most of her involvement was to layout and letter on Roth's Choppers Magazine. |
Suzanne Relaxing Next To Her 34 Tudor Sedan (Photo David Perry Hot Rod Deluxe) |
Static Multihued Wheel Floating Upon Complementary Colors , 1971
Oil on Canvas; 35"x36" |
The atmosphere and emphasis on freethinking and alternative art made the possibility of any other job seem too limiting to Suzanne so she chose to freelance after leaving Roth's studio. |
Oil painting has a richness that Suzanne finds very appealing, the slow drying time allows for a great level of refinement. Line and Form on a two dimensional surface has been the main focus of discovery and voice for Suzanne, she pays sharp attention to detail and precision. |
Scallops & Stripes Confined Within an Oval of Flames , 1975
Oil on Canvas; 19"x25" |
Acute Diagonal Equilibrium
Oil on Canvas; 20"x30" |
Suzanne does not use an airbrush or any type of masking technique, instead she chooses brushes and meticulous hand edging techniques. |
