London

Product Description

The city is chaotic and overwhelming, but also full of beauty. Urban landscapes are often captured by artists who seek to capture their essence or capture the energy that pervades them. Travis Herberger has done just that with his paintings of urban settings. His unique style blends realism with abstraction to create works that are both beautiful and captivating. Herberger’s work has often been compared to the work of Chuck Close, Frank W. Stella, and Peter Doig. Unlike other painters that have often used the city as fuel for their creativity, Herberger drew from his surroundings to create an entirely new art form. Herberger’s work has often been compared to the work of Chuck Close, Frank W. Stella, and Peter Doig. Unlike other painters that have often used the city as fuel for their creativity, Herberger drew from his surroundings to create an entirely new art form. His paintings are often described as being both realistic and abstract at the same time. The painting below is a good example of that as it shows a scene of a church on a foggy day but also has a few abstract shapes in the background to add a bit of energy to the scene.

London was created by artist Travis Herberger in 2021. This art piece is a Paintings artwork. The style of this artwork is best described as Realism. The genre portrayed in this piece of art is Cityscape. The artwork was created in Canvas. The size of the original art is 1500 (inches) H x 1500 (inches) W.
Words which artist Travis Herberger feels best describe this work of art are: urban painting, art, painting, oil painting, cityscape.

About Travis Herberger

Born and raised in Longview, TX, Travis Herberger is captivated by watercolors. He paints busy urban landscapes because they are so colorful! He often moves things around for composition's sake, and doesn't eliminate elements just to make something "pretty".

Travis spends a lot of time drawing, including live models. Travis has been part of a local sketch group for five years now and participates in their meetings twice every week.

Travis' experiences with traveling have influenced his work. His artwork has been featured in TIME and LIFE Magazine since 2013, which is one of the most prestigious art magazines around today.