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Studying Edgar Degas back in college, I loved his interpretation of dancers. I wanted to make a tribute to his work but in my own style. I began going to ballet shows and would take pictures to sketch them. I even starting going to see them in classes during their rehearsals to do live sketches. I was so passionate about it the professors asked me if I wanted to join the class. This ballerina painting made me discover my love for photography as well as my passion for painting dancers.
Hand embellished Giclée print, archival grade
Available in 3 sizes
Small 5”×7”
Medium 8”x10”
Large 11”x14”
Signed, numbered, and titled by artist
Studying Edgar Degas back in college, I loved his interpretation of dancers. I wanted to make a tribute to his work but in my own style. I began going to ballet shows and would take pictures to sketch them. I even starting going to see them in classes during their rehearsals to do live sketches. I was so passionate about it the professors asked me if I wanted to join the class. This ballerina painting made me discover my love for photography as well as my passion for painting dancers.
Hand embellished Giclée print, archival grade
Available in 3 sizes
Small 5”×7”
Medium 8”x10”
Large 11”x14”
Signed, numbered, and titled by artist