Yaquina Bay Bridge
Pen and ink drawing
In my work that depicts the built environment, I look for the ‘hand of man’ on the face of nature. Then I express the shape of structure within the landscape. I enjoy emphasizing the tonality within the work and the effects of atmosphere, light and shadow. I also feature paintings about the forest and the seacoast, with occasional subjects from my travels.” –NW artist Philip Juttelstad.
Garibaldi Quiet Harbor
Pen and ink
I express the shape of structure within the landscape. I enjoy emphasizing the tonality within the work and the effects of atmosphere, light and shadow. I also feature subjects from my travels.” PJ
In his art, NW artist Philip Juttelstad captures the human impact on nature and highlights the interplay between structure and landscape. He focuses on tonality, atmosphere, light, shadow, and occasionally paints scenes from his travels. Juttelstad’s work encompasses the built environment, forest, seacoast, and diverse travel subjects.
My artwork focuses on forms, structures, lines, and shapes, whether in abstract or contemporary realistic representations. — PJ
The Rocks at Ecola Beach
The studio’s landscape work uses reference photos and on-site sketches. Preliminary color studies are prepared to establish volume and value relations, and then the work is done directly on canvas using oils. —PJ
Phil Juttelstad’s work has been influenced by prior training in architecture and related disciplines. His design aesthetic is also inspired by the environment of the Pacific Northwest- the skies; the land and the water.
He has enjoyed the study of the regional artists of the Pacific Northwest that have contributed to this style of work; Carl Hall, Carl Morris and C.C. McKim, among others. Tonality within the landscape is also a favorite subject of his and Juttelstad enjoys the exploration of the effects of atmosphere, light and shadow.
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