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Jay Trembly hails from the Midwest, where he enrolled in his
first formal art courses by the time he was seven. By the
time he was in high school, the female figure was already a
major focus of his work and continues to be the main subject
of his paintings today.
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Despite his well rounded education in art, animation, and
illustration, Jay is a self-taught oil painter focusing on
pinup and fantasy art.
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By softly blending the figure with the background, the women
in Jay's paintings tend to have a realistic quality and glow
to them, while a closer inspection reveals the brushstrokes
and careful detail work of the artist. Many insist Jay uses
an airbrush for the fine, soft blends, but it is all done
with brushes, patience and time.
Jay Trembly's original paintings range in size from smaller
pieces to life sized paintings on canvas or masonite. He
occasionally will paint a watercolor and airbrush piece on
illustration board, but lately has focused on oil as his
medium of choice.
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To date, Jay's paintings are in the hands of private
collectors and have been in shows and galleries across the
U.S., as well as other illustration work appearing at
Formula 1 racing events around the world and the 1996
Indianapolis 500, Heavy Metal Magazine and as nose art on
current US Airforce military planes. |
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