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Please do not download, print, or otherwise use these images without my permission. It is considered stealing. Thank you!
Finding digital art was a huge blessing in my life. I had dabbled with Photoshop at a graphic design studio where I worked decades ago, but, I never used it the way I learned to use it while taking Sebastian Michael’s classes. These classes opened up a whole new world to me. Not only about the art form itself, but I learned about art galleries, how to sell art, met people from across the world with similar interests. All of this training led me to every single piece of art I do right now.
Because of Sebastian’s Awake course, I learned enough to be published in the Living the PhotoArtistic Life magazine approximately 22 times between September 2016 and August 2017. In June of 2017, I was the featured artist for the magazine and I was interviewed by Quill and Camera.
Digital art was a sort of “beginning” of my artistic journey (even though it technically started with a ceramics class back in the late ’80s and moved on to a job in the graphic design industry). My knowledge from this medium has been an asset to all other forms of arts and crafts I have undertaken in the past five years. I have no intentions of niching down to just one form of art. I want to try it all!
Check out my main website to see some of the other ways I use my art: leslieschraderfagnan.com.
Surreal and moody is my favorite creative category. The lighting and coloring come together with each of the elements of the image to create and tell a story. My goal is to make the viewer feel something. I love hearing what other people’s story is for my characters as well. Most of the model images in this category are of Jessica Truscott from faestock. She is the model as well as the photographer. Other model photographers are from RawExchange (who is no longer in business in this capacity), Caroline Julia Moore and Colby Files.
Many of these collage pieces adorn my own walls. The clock image is my actual living room clock. I ordered a print of the art on a 20 x 20 canvas (I first removed the clock hands), poked a hole in the center of the upper clock and inserted clock hands and gears. “Red” lives above my upper living room fireplace, while Butterfly Garden matches one of the bathrooms perfectly!
Any and all of the art you see on this website may be purchased in many different forms. Most sizes of canvas, metal, glass, etc. wall art can be ordered either through your favorite print house or a print house of my choice and shipped directly to you. Almost anything that can be found at POD (print on demand) sites like Zazzle, Redbubble, Printify, etc. can also be made and shipped directly to you. The cost to you would be the actual cost of the item plus shipping and a percentage added for my art commission. Please note that I will do the ordering on my end since I don’t share my electronic files with anyone but the print house. Contact me at leslieschraderfagnan@gmail.com to discuss options!
Email me at leslieschraderfagnan@gmail.com if you have questions, would like a quote, or just want to say hi! I love hearing from people who stop by my site!
Thanks!
Leslie