Artist Information:
Daune Sheri
Brooklyn, CT
United States
Member Since: Apr 2007
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Artist Statement:
Daune Sheri specializes in
commission based child and pet
portraits. Please take a
moment to visit her official
website at
www.daunesheriartstudio.com.
Daune Sheri offers an acute
awareness to the discipline of
portraiture. She describes
her work as emotive realism
characterized as a style of
art that evokes an emotional
response by subtly stimulating
a memory or mood.
Her technique is based on a
receptive thought process of
exploring and visualizing
every level of detail about
her study before she applies
medium to paper. Through this
absolute observation, she
dramatically portrays
sensitivity to the true
structure and identity of her
subject. Her studies are
executed in black and white,
with the use of the
traditional medium graphite
pencil or pen and ink. Due to
its intricate texture, both
lend a heightened realistic
approach thus creating a
visually strong rendition with
the end result being an
aesthetic fine detailed
interpretation of the subject.
Intensely personal, the
portrait images that define
Daune Sheri's body of work
directly depict the importance
of "being". Through
self-expression, she exposes
the profound sensibilities of
life and impresses on the mind
portraits that are both
evocative and contemplative.
The artist's authentic
representations identify ...
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Daune Sheri's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Daune Sheri's Portfolio. Browse Sheri's body of work: Daune Sheri specializes in commission based child and pet portraits. Please take a moment to visit her official website at www.daunesheriartstudio.com.
Daune Sheri offers an acute awareness to the discipline of portraiture. She describes her work as emotive realism characterized as a style of art that evokes an emotional response by subtly stimulating a memory or mood.
Her technique is based on a receptive thought process of exploring and visualizing every level of detail about her study before she applies medium to paper. Through this absolute observation, she dramatically portrays sensitivity to the true structure and identity of ... |
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