Artist Information:
Nancy White Cassidy
Litchfield County, CT
United States
Member Since: Aug 2000
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Artist Statement:
About my artwork and technique:
My work tends to be primarily illustrative in nature. I believe in allowing a picture to tell a story, which is why I am drawn to illustration and complex still life paintings. Because I like to develop my artwork as quickly as possible, I often use a dry medium, such as soft pastel, to create my painting. When I want to be retrospective, I work in oils. Due to the protracted drying time (especially in humid weather), I am able to take my time and experiment with different styles and moods.
I use several methods to achieve my desired effect, depending on the subject matter and intention. For my illustrations, I begin with a rough drawing , which I then refine, scan into my computer and blow up to the desired size, and transfer it onto my final substrate. My still life paintings and landscapes are painted directly onto my substrate without preliminary drawings. The still life paintings are worked from setups while the landscapes may be from my memory or on location.
My illustrations are generally geared towards children. I am especially fond of drawing animals, anthropomorphic and otherwise, for I feel an affinity towards ...
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Nancy White Cassidy's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Nancy White Cassidy's Portfolio. Browse Cassidy's body of work: About my artwork and technique:
My work tends to be primarily illustrative in nature. I believe in allowing a picture to tell a story, which is why I am drawn to illustration and complex still life paintings. Because I like to develop my artwork as quickly as possible, I often use a dry medium, such as soft pastel, to create my painting. When I want to be retrospective, I work in oils. Due to the protracted drying time (especially in humid weather), I am able to take my time and experiment with different styles and moods.
I use several methods ... | |
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