As you know, my website presently showcases the fantasy art of computer games, so there's a lot of art out there that doesn't fit there at the moment. I can, however, introduce it to you on this blog.
Today, I'd like to introduce the art of Rebecca Sinz. In addition to the usual prints and a Zazzle store, she also hand-makes pendants and accepts special orders if a particular portrait is not presently in her Etsy inventory (though something feels a bit off to me about wearing close to your heart a pendant or cameo featuring a fictitious person).
Artists, especially prolific ones, frequently go through phases in their expression, and this artist has recently posted an interesting retrospective on her own work since 2003:
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As you know, I store the pictures for my blog articles on Flickr. I frequently prep posts, and this artist's pictures have been on my Flickr account for a few days.
Check out these stats on January 20th. "Fairy of the Autumn Wood" is pretty popular, I guess. (^_^)
3 comments:
Cool site! I enjoyed checking out the evolution of your art. Best, SH
It's very interesting to see how her skill and talent increased. Very cool!!
It is also neat to see how her self confidence increased. As time progressed, her lines and colors became much more bold and sure. I do love all of them.
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