Amanda Upton 'Hiding' animals

Amanda Upton 'Hiding' animalsAmanda Uptons visual world is equal parts whimsical and mysterious. Her characters occupy richly detailed scenes, sometimes fantastical, sometimes familiar. In Hiding, a tattooed woman is camouflaged against the forest. Leaves cascade from the trees, perhaps at the whim of this woman who appears part human, part ecology. Upton is an acclaimed artist and illustrator. Her work was included in Luerzers Archive Magazine collection of the worlds best

Across his career

mechanical and illusionistic landscapes

is what cuts deepest

she examines historical modes of feminine self-expression and how this reflects the strictures of women's roles

Image Size: 24 x 24 cm

The margin may need to be framed out due to imperfections

'Thunderbird Motel'

'Windward Flight' 1992

passion and futility of Orpheus' s life

'Prone Schoolgirl'

From 1970 to 1971

‘Summer Headland’ reflects Rankin’s fusion of influences