Description
Her portrayal of women serves to empower rather than objectify: a reflection of the vitality of sensuality over sexuality
75 x 14 in
The figures in these drawings show not only the distorted perceptions of a child
both in terms of aesthetics and concept
The Time of the Serpent Leon Loucheur Her portrayal of women servesDetails About Acrylic on panel 12 x 10 in. 2024 15 x 13 in. (f) Framing included John Walker has been working as a professional artist for over thirty years. After graduating from The American Academy of Art he began a career in illustration, creating a wide array of artwork for clients nationwide, including McDonalds, Random House and National Geographic. Acrylics became his media of choice during this time and he has become fluent in their
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