This week we're going to take a look at some of the fine artists on Etsy and just a small handful of the mediums they cover. Enjoy!
Charcoal
From Jeffrey Richter Fine Art. Pictured above: Love Song, Ingrid and Desire all originally drawn in black and white charcoal. Jeffrey, an artist since high school, has also been a sculptor and painting instructor (I'd like to take his class!). You can purchase prints and originals from his Etsy shop so hop to it!
Digital
From John W. Golden. Pictured above: Mom Mobile, Ted Box Art Robot and Golden Longboards. John creates all of his work digitally and has an impressive design and animations resume (seen on Cartoon Network, CBS, TNT, etc). Everything you in his Etsy shop begins as a blank computer screen. Impressive! How can you not snag yourself a signed print?
Ink
From Pale Preoccupation. Pictured above: The Dressmaker, The Keyhole and Beatrix and her Knees. This artist draws inspiration for their ink work from childhood. From the shop: "As a child I wanted to know what was inside, what was under, what was behind things. I still do." As a fan of Alice in Wonderland, I really find myself drawn to these works, do you?
Oil
From John W. Golden. Pictured above: Mom Mobile, Ted Box Art Robot and Golden Longboards. John creates all of his work digitally and has an impressive design and animations resume (seen on Cartoon Network, CBS, TNT, etc). Everything you in his Etsy shop begins as a blank computer screen. Impressive! How can you not snag yourself a signed print?
Ink
From Pale Preoccupation. Pictured above: The Dressmaker, The Keyhole and Beatrix and her Knees. This artist draws inspiration for their ink work from childhood. From the shop: "As a child I wanted to know what was inside, what was under, what was behind things. I still do." As a fan of Alice in Wonderland, I really find myself drawn to these works, do you?
Oil
From RozArt. Pictured above: Nest, Cowboy and Leap. Roz has been a full time artist for 20+ years and has sold hundreds of original works. She likes to call her work "whimsical fine art" and I'd have to agree. Commissions are available and they're all original on canvas!
Pencil
Pencil
From CB78. Pictured above: Tandem Bicycle, Polaroid Camera and Vesuvio Bakery. Christine Berry is a freelance illustrator from Glasgow. Her current love, as you can see here, is drawing every day scenarios and objects. Personally, I want every print of the camera collection. Go see!
This may be my favorite Etsy Wednesday yet. Fantastic finds. I rarely think to look for visual art on Etsy, usually scanning through the craftier items. This is a treat!
Thank you!! I love the digital art stuff (found some great stuff for my kids' rooms).
And the camera collection?! Abso-frickin-lutely!
Oh boy! So glad you found some stuff you like. That camera collection has me positively drooling. I can just picture an entire wall of them!