May Be Tomorrow Ransom & Mitchell 5 x 16 in

5 x 16 in

The painstakingly created acrylic works deal with themes of the doppelganger

We tried not only to make portrait dolls but also to convey the nature of the characters through the gesture and costumes

She found a deep connection with the pop surrealist movement and began to pursue her artwork more seriously in 2009

make-up artist Rebecca Collins and hair stylist Melissa Cook was realised in the form of

May Be Tomorrow Ransom & Mitchell 5 x 16 inDetails About oil on canvas on panel 37 x 36 in. 2019 includes custom framing Nadezda [Nad'e: zhda] is a Russia born artist based in the Bay Area of California. She has contributed to creative projects across various genres feature film, theatre, illustration and fine art. Influenced by an extensive background in theatrical performance, costume and character design for film, her artwork is primarily about storytelling, which portrays the human