Hello there! I’m Christopher Spicer. Engineer by day. Artist, writer, and web developer by night.
Art has been a passion of mine since the first moment I touched pencil to paper (my kindergarten teacher said I drew the best dinosaurs in the whole class). As I’ve grown, so too has my experience with a wide range of materials and techniques (and my dinosaurs are even better now). Over the years, I’ve completed projects in charcoal, graphite, ink, colored pencil, pastel, watercolor, acrylic, and clay. And I’m still excited to learn new mediums. I’ve taken a few art classes in my free time. But since I rarely have any of that, most of my knowledge and skills are self-taught.
Along with traditional materials and techniques, I’ve also enjoyed taking my art digital. From conceptualizing new compositions to rendering finished pieces, I am just as comfortable drawing with vectors and painting with pixels as I am with their classical counterparts. And when my creations demand more depth, I’m perfectly happy sculpting polygons into detailed 3d models of beach houses, sports cars, and luxury yachts (I can dream, can’t I?).
Almost as soon as I could read, I started amassing a collection of books that would rival most museum gift shops (fitting, since many of my books came from museum gift shops). My affinity for pretty pictures is equally paralleled by my affinity for pretty words. And I craft each with equal attention to imagery and symbolism. I've written a number of short stories and poetry collections, both published and unpublished. And many of these works came to life as companion pieces to my traditional and digital art.
For me, inspiration is everywhere. From the first kiss of new love to a romantic sunset on a secluded beach, art lives inside every moment and every scene. Every thought and every feeling. Every memory and every dream. Whether by paintbrush, pencil, or computer mouse, my greatest passion is trying to capture the beauty of these experiences. And (hopefully) in a way that allows me to share that inspiration with you.
Personal Website:
Fine Art America:
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CafePress:
3D Models:
www.turbosquid.com/Search/Arti…
Forever is Relative Illustrated Poetry Collection:
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