CONTACT INFO:
Website: www.juliebell.com
Email: bjart1@imaginistix.com
Julie Bell was born in Beaumont, Texas. A former competitive bodybuilder, she applies the same discipline and intensity to her art career. Her knowledge of anatomy has allowed her to imbue her figures of humans and animals with grace and strength. At the heart of her work is an element of empowerment and independence.
Julie's work in the fantasy and science fiction field has appeared on hundreds of book covers, comic books, trading cards, and various collectibles. Her work can be seen worldwide in major advertising campaigns, album covers, posters, and collectibles of all kinds.
Every year, she and her husband, Boris Vallejo, produce paintings for the highly anticipated Boris Vallejo and Julie Bell Fantasy Calendar published by Workman, now in its 33rd year.
After having her heart captured by a pack of wolves at Lakota Wolf Preserve a few years ago, Julie has turned her attention to painting wildlife. Although she is a newcomer to the wildlife field of art, she is strongly earning her place among the top wildlife painters, winning awards and showing her work in major exhibits.
She shares her life and her studio with Boris and their two dogs, Izze and Stella, in Pennsylvania, USA.
- Artworks
- Biography
The Order of Wolves
2009
Oil on maple wood
61 x 45.7 cms | 24 x 18 ins
2011-2012 Salon
- First Place / Animal
A Dream About A Dragon And A Tree
2012
oil on illustration board
76.2 x 101.6 cms | 30 x 40 ins
2012-2013 Salon
- Finalist / Imaginative Realism
If Wishes Were Horses
2012
Oil on linen
61 x 45.7 cms | 24 x 18 ins
2012-2013 Salon
- Honorable Mention / Imaginative Realism
Leap
2012
Oil on illustration board
76.2 x 101.6 cms | 30 x 40 ins
2012-2013 Salon
- First Place / Imaginative Realism
Nonie
2012
Oil on maple
45.7 x 61 cms | 18 x 24 ins
2012-2013 Salon
- Best Portrait Runner Up / Figurative
Pride of Philadelphia
2012
Oil on linen
91.4 x 61 cms | 36 x 24 ins
2012-2013 Salon
- First Place / Animal
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