Polaroid Snowboarder Hand Crafted Canvas Art

David Brown's artistry shines in this handcrafted canvas piece titled "Polaroid Snowboarder." This striking artwork captures the dynamic essence of a snowboarder, blending contemporary flair with traditional techniques. Crafted on high-quality canvas, it reflects David’s passion for human stories and his deep connection to the subjects he paints. The artwork’s vibrant energy is a testament to David's fine arts background and his inspiration drawn from Renaissance to contemporary influences. The canvas is gallery-wrapped and hand-stretched, ensuring durability and a polished look. The piece is perfect for those who appreciate art that tells a story and adds character to any space.

Polaroid Snowboarder Handcrafted Canvas Art 41.5"x41.5" Features:

• Overall Dimensions (WxH): 41.5" x 41.5"
• Material: Canvas
• Gallery-wrapped giclee print on canvas
• Hand stretched over 1.5" stretcher bar
• Strokes of the original image applied with an artist brush
• Pre-installed wire and/or D-ring hanger
• Made to order
• Hand Crafted in the USA
• Weight: 14 lbs
  

Artist: David Brown

David Brown studied and received his fine arts training at California State University of Long beach and graduated with a BFA in Drawing and Painting in 2018. As a child, he watched his older brother draw and recalls wanting to draw just like him when he grew up. David currently lives in Long Beach, California and has been lucky to show his work in multiple group shows and a few solo shows, mostly based in the Los Angeles area. His traditional work includes oil, charcoal and graphite. He is strongly influenced by Renaissance, Baroque, and a lot of today’s contemporary work. David’s work is predominately focused on the human figure. “People are my inspiration. I love learning people’s stories and try to capture the sitter’s narrative through my drawings/ paintings …I love drawing people from life, I feel that my work focuses on the relationship between artist and model”. His art is his one true passion and he believes that, “artists are super sensitive and emotional human beings, our work is a physical representation of our thoughts and emotions, a diary that we choose to share with the world”.

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