"If my paintings can allow the viewer access into a world that is always present, but often taken for granted . . . then I have contributed something."
Richard Lindenberg came to painting after forty years of working in more traditional career paths. Those paths always involved creativity, but it wasn't until 2001, after taking a painting class in pastel, that he became "swept away by the possibility of actually being able to paint." His pastel work was greatly inspired by that of Kim Lordier whom he met nine years ago at a plein air painting event in Carmel. Currently, Lindenberg works exclusively in oil, primarily painting the dramatic light and landscapes of northern California.
The creativity that has been a part of his life and work began with the influence of his father, a product designer and part-time sculptor. His father sparked Lindenberg's creative impulses with the gift of a Nikon 35 mm camera and lenses. Lindenberg was a college student at the University of Arizona at the time (the mid-sixties). After graduating, he was motivated to continue studying photography at the Brooks Institute in Santa Barbara. Landscape photography was his chosen creative medium for thirty years.
The other career paths Lindenberg followed before coming to painting almost always involved creative pursuit as well - product design and graphic design. More recently he was the Product Manager for the exclusive importer of Sennelier fine art materials and currently he is the Marketing Manager for Plein Air Magazine.
Backroad Ranch 9 x 12" Oil
Learn more about Richard Lindenberg and his philosophy of painting in our in-depth interview. To read it and to see more of his plein air and studio paintings, become a Member of The Artist's Road byclicking here. Already a Member? Click here to go to the the in-depth interview. All artwork copyright Richard Lindenberg.
Richard Lindenberg came to painting after forty years of working in more traditional career paths. Those paths always involved creativity, but it wasn't until 2001, after taking a painting class in pastel, that he became "swept away by the possibility of actually being able to paint." Currently, Lindenberg works exclusively in oil, primarily painting the dramatic light and landscapes of northern California.
Filled with inspirational examples by the masters of nightime painting, this little book is sure to fire up your creative energies. Never tried painting at night? We show you how it's done with a step-by-step-oil demo and a tale of night painting in the wilds of Rocky Mountain National Park. The Primer on Night Painting - Nocturnes is a 7 x 7" PDF download with 40 pages of text and images. It includes a gallery of paintings by masters of the nocturne, information to inspire and encourage you in your plein air nocturne painting, an illustrated step-by-step demo and tips for working in pastel and oil. Also available in a softcover edition. Check out the tools and other products that we use in our own art and travels in The Artist's Road Store. We only offer things for sale that we enthusiastically believe in.
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We are artists, authors and teachers with over 40 years of experience in painting the world's beautiful places. We created The Artist's Road in order to share our knowledge and experiences with you, and create a community of like-minded individuals. You can learn more about us and see our original paintings by clicking on the links below. About AnnAbout John Hulsey Trusty Studios
Sonoma Coast Stacks 12 x 12" Oil
Backroad Ranch 9 x 12" Oil
Voices of Experience:Christine Code
ing Watercolors
Inspiration in Monet's Gardens
The Watercolor Medium
Paintings & Their Places
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