Sara Scribner
United States
The narrative portraits of Sara Scribner weave flora and fauna with realism to create paintings that have a timeless quality. The subjects of Sara’s paintings are often women that appear to have a powerful connection to their surroundings. They are often woven into a wilderness or dreamscape that uses flowers and animals to add a fanciful quality to the paintings. Often her characters wear lace and soft satins yet are strong and in command.
Her realist style is created by using oil paints in multiple layers until the subject appears life-like on the aluminum panel.
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