Luke Kopycinski
|Luke Kopycinski is a concept artist for a game company in Melbourne, but his fine art transcends any niche genre with its rough paint strokes converging into luminous and expressive figures.
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a said | 11 May, 2011
looks very much like jenny saville’s work. i love the colours and texture of his work.
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John said | 11 June, 2009
He is a very exciting artists, I love the way that he paints. He has a whole bunch of work on this site http://www.creepmachine.com/lukekoppa