Welcome to Artist DJ Geribo's Website!

Welcome to my new and greatly improved website! 

I hope you enjoy all the mediums that I have painted in and all the artwork that I have created for your viewing and purchasing pleasure.  If there is any work that you are interested in purchasing, simply click on the Buy Now! link which will take you to Polaris Art, a secure e-commerce-enabled online art gallery, where all of my artwork is for sale.

All original artwork, unless otherwise noted, comes complete with frame and hardware ready for hanging.  At this time, my watercolors are available as prints only and are also framed. I do offer many smaller unframed pieces and several miniature paintings that include a mini easel for displaying the artwork.

When viewing my Paintings, each gallery shows the paintings in thumbnail size. To see a larger image, click on the thumbnail. The title, size, medium, and price will appear with the image. You can click on the bottom left corner arrow to watch a slideshow of my artwork for that gallery. Or click on the top left arrow to advance to the next painting in the gallery.

Each framed original artwork also comes with "The Story"

All sold artwork will have a red dot in the bottom right-hand corner of the painting. 

If you have any questions about a particular piece of artwork, just contact me and I will be happy to assist you.

Also, check out my blog where I'll be writing about the paintings I'm working on, tips and techniques, and sharing other information and pictures with you.

Geretis!

(Lithuanian for "Enjoy")

 
Tips for Artists
Pressing Pastels

I was given a great tip about pressing your pastels to hold the pastel dust on your painting, especially if you do not spray your painting with fixative. Put a clean sheet of paper, newsprint without ink is ideal, over your painting. Then cover with a piece of cardboard and press on the cardboard, lifting and pressing the cardboard as you go over your entire painting. When finished, carefully remove the newprint paper from your painting. (This tip courtesy of Robert Carston).

- DJ Geribo

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