Figurative art portrait sculpture, portraiture in sculpture, portrait sculpture
Mardie Rees is a fine artist and figurative sculptor who is native to the Pacific Northwest. Born into a creative household, her childhood was spent sewing garments and building homes, drawing pictures and visiting museums. In her adolescence, Rees’ family uprooted and moved to Ecuador to facilitate community development. The years spent in Latin American …
Mardie Rees, figurative sculptures capture love & pain Read More »
Every human face is unique. Discovering it with the material terracotta is one of the biggest adventures for me. After completing my studies at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts in Hannover, Germany, I worked for many years as a 3d modeler for various film studios. During my various teaching activities in Germany, I …
Loud & Clear Andrew’s second charcoal drawing from a new series that he’s creating is called “Loud & Clear” – measures 48” x 72” on a gesso wood panel – Charcoal and stamped oil paint. Original and prints available. Hey Baby 48” x 48″ Over 600 Recycled Wood Pieces Oil Paint Steel Rods Acrylic Polyurethane …
ARTIST STATEMENT “The desire to shape clay in my hands resembled something divine to me, an unspoken element of the hidden nature of what it is to be human and the psychological portrayal of what it means to be a female. I became increasingly aware of my feminine perspective and reflection of the life around …
Denisa Prochazka, large relief sculptures, classical & contemporary materials Read More »
Naomi Bunker is a realist sculptor, working in clay- the clay sculptures are then kiln fired or cast into bronze or high quality plaster. She specializes in figurative work and finds her inspiration in the surrounding countryside. More recently she has been focusing on portrait sculpture. Her passionate approach to her work combined with her …
Born in 1982, Anne Lebreton-Launes spent her school years drawing in the margins of her notebooks; she joined the faculty of Arts of Bordeaux III and graduated in 2005. Then she explored manual trades, which deal directly with materials: leather work, traditional masonry, carpentry joinery … She completed her first bronze in 2011, presents her …
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. This year Eve celebrates her 22nd year as a professional figurative sculptor. Eve started her career as a sculptor aged just 17, working as an apprentice to established animal sculptor Anthony Bennett. Bennett quickly recognized Eve’s natural ability with clay and the human form and after only 4 short months handed her over to …
Eve Shepherd, figurative sculpture, portrait sculpture Read More »
During the process of my work I try to not lose sight of the quest for simplicity, because in my opinion, it is in the simplicity that a work can demonstrate its strength. Too often the abundance of details stifle the work, as the essence of a speech may become lost in an abundance of …
