People Portraiture
I paint portraits that reach beyond resemblance, seeking the spirit, emotion, and quiet stories within each subject. Drawn to the subtle—an unguarded glance, a fleeting gesture, a spark in the eyes—I invite viewers into a shared, unspoken moment.
My realism is shaped by storytelling, each work a dialogue between artist and subject, and later, between painting and viewer. I want my art to feel like a pause in time—where the seen and the imagined meet—honoring individuality, stirring curiosity, and leaving a connection that lingers.
All the portraits you see here have been hand-drawn and hand-painted. These portraits have all been created by using models, and photographs.
There are a variety of ways to capture people in portraits, below are some examples.
My realism is shaped by storytelling, each work a dialogue between artist and subject, and later, between painting and viewer. I want my art to feel like a pause in time—where the seen and the imagined meet—honoring individuality, stirring curiosity, and leaving a connection that lingers.
All the portraits you see here have been hand-drawn and hand-painted. These portraits have all been created by using models, and photographs.
There are a variety of ways to capture people in portraits, below are some examples.
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"Breakfast Club" in Oils
"Year of the Tiger" (a work in progress) in Oils
"A Winter's Walk" in Open Acrylics
Illustrations from Captain Little book in Watercolor |
Illustration from Captain Little book in Watercolor |
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"The Ram" Illustration in Indian Ink "The Hag" Illustration in Indian Ink
"Cathy Kathy" in Watercolor
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"Amelia" aka "Harvest Time" in Open Acrylics "Namaste" (a work in progress)
"A Day at the Beach" in Open Acrylics
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Illustrations from "C is for China" in Watercolor
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