Fine Art

Before the digital revolution, there was fine art and commercial art. Fine art was where it all started for me. This website is a glimpse into my journey.

Janice Tervo | Acrylics & photography

Mark Crane & Max | Watercolor, acrylics & ink

Nate Dowd & Friends | Acrylics

Brockport Winter Snow | Acrylics

Lotuses & Lily Pads | Acrylics

Lotuses In Winter | Acrylics

Ed Opens His Heart To Love | Salvaged sardine can, spray paint, acrylics and glitter

* With the exception of “Moonlight Sonata” and my portrait of Janice Tervo, where I used Photoshop to merge a photograph of her with an acrylic painting of primroses (symbols of good fortune), most of the work displayed here were created with classic art and construction materials.

Scenes from “Moonlight Sonata” | Pen and ink, watercolor and Adobe Photoshop

The Hurt Expedition At The Crater’s Rim | Acrylics

See more art related to Hurt of the Antarctic, a graphic novel with multi-media and digital components.

Traditional fine arts materials

Works in acrylics, watercolor, pen & ink, chalk and salvaged materials

“Lotuses In Winter” triggered unsettling responses in some people. It may have been Trypophobia, which is defined as the “fear of clustered holes like those of lotus seed pods.” I was drawn to the scene because I was intrigued by the fact that beautiful lotuses look so life-affirming at one time of the year, but quite eerie at a different time of year.

Home | Fine Art | Polar Adventure | Exit 125 | The Creative Process | Cartoons | Web & Print | About | Contact

Email: roger@rogerdowdcreative.com