Fine Art
What separates “fine art” from standard illustration, graphic design, and lowbrow cartoons? There is no real answer, but here I’ve got a collection of works that use either classical techniques or traditional mediums, which are often attributed to “fine art”.
"The Heart Box." Oil on canvas. 19 in x 23 in. 2019.
"anyone lived in a pretty how town." Acrylic. 16 in x 10 in. 2016.
"Self Portrait as Court Painter." Charcoal and digital illustration. 44 in x 49 in. 2018-2022.
"The Temptation of Eve." Charcoal, chalk pastel, and digital illustration. 42 in x 82 in. 2018-2024
"Little Fay." Watercolor on drypoint etching. 10 in x 8 in. 2019.
"Princess Lenore." Oil on canvas. 9 in x 11 in. 2020.
Master copy of "The Daughters of the Mist" by Evelyn de Morgan. 47 in x 40 in. 2019.
"Gerda and the Robber Girl." Oil on canvas. 9 in x 12 in. 2019.
"The Great Comet of 1812." Oil on canvas. 17.5 in x 60 in. 2019.
"Double Self Portrait." Oil on canvas. 10 in x 13 in. 2020.
Inspired by the painting "The Virgin" by Abbott Handerson Thayer. Digital illustration. 2022-2023.
"In the Garden of Princess Lenore." Oil on canvas. 9 in x 12 in. 2019.
"Runaway." Oil on canvas. 8 in x 10 in. 2020.
Artist trading card, 2023. Oil pastel on paper. 2.5 in x 3.5 in. 2023.
"You Sir, Have No Shadow!" Oil on canvas. 9 in x 12 in.
Camil the Bard
A series of digital paintings made specifically to study limited color palettes.
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