Artist Information:
Ti Tolpo Bader
Prescott, AZ
United States
Member Since: Jan 2004
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Artist Statement:
Ti Tolpo Bader is an artist
interested in portraiture, the
beauty of nature's vistas, and
sculpture. She has been a
full-time studio artist since
1986.
Ti was exposed to the artist's
life and the freedom of
expression while growing up in
the family studio of parents
Carl and Lily Tolpo of
Chicago, Illinois. She started
drawing and experimenting with
various mediums at an early
age. Ti also posed as a
portrait subject for many of
her parents’ studio projects,
thus understanding portraiture
from the point of view of the
sitter. The family would take
annual summer-long painting
and camping trips to
Yellowstone and other National
Parks. During these
expeditions, Bader developed
her love of landscapes and
animals. Ti has lived on the
Eastern Seaboard, the Midwest
prairie, and in the high
regions of the Rocky Mountains
and now resides in Prescott,
Arizona
Using portraiture, Ti reveals
the subject's inner self
through facial expressions and
figurative gesture. Her life
experiences in dance, music,
entrepreneurship, and culinary
cuisine give her an insightful
world-view. In her landscape
painting, she is drawn to the
expressive qualities of nature
and the beautiful vast vistas
of the land. These expressive
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Ti Tolpo Bader's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Ti Tolpo Bader's Portfolio. Browse Bader's body of work: Ti Tolpo Bader is an artist interested in portraiture, the beauty of nature's vistas, and sculpture. She has been a full-time studio artist since 1986.
Ti was exposed to the artist's life and the freedom of expression while growing up in the family studio of parents Carl and Lily Tolpo of Chicago, Illinois. She started drawing and experimenting with various mediums at an early age. Ti also posed as a portrait subject for many of her parents’ studio projects, thus understanding portraiture from the point of view of the sitter. The family would take annual summer-long ... |
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