TayloredIllustration is a Fine Art & Illustration Studio creating hand crafted keepsakes for sentimentalists who want deeply personal art that connects. Specializing in portraits, children’s art, encaustics and greeting cards, I bring your unique story to life with stunning visuals that’ll exceeds your expectations.
Detail is the hallmark of my work. Everything I do is detailed; from delicate cat whiskers, burnt edges on a holiday card, to perfectly blended makeup…detail is what sets me apart. I ... view more »
Artist Style: Visual: Abstract, Contemporary, Dream Imagery/Ethereal, Expressionistic, Gold Leaf, Illustrative, Impressionistic, Minimalism, Murals, Nature/Wildlife, Non-Objective, Photo Realistic, Realism
Artist Medium: Visual Arts: Acrylic, Colored Pencil, Drawing Media, Encaustic, Mixed Media, Oil, Watercolor
As an Enneagram 4, I feel deeply. I dream, reflect, visualize and imagine with a deep burning passion. I know exactly how powerful emotions and memories can be, and how they take us back to a particular time, place or person. Sometimes it can be hard to keep this person or feelings with us when all we have is our fleeting memories, but that’s where I come in: I bring your feelings, memories and loved ones back to you with stunning visuals that exceed your expectations. I create custom art that connects. I help you return to that care-free day when you were strolling around Brown County eating country fried donuts with mom. I help soothe your grief with a portrait so photorealistic it feels like your chocolate lab could walk right off the page and come give you a hug. I create art with deep emotional connection that helps tell your unique story. I give your story heartbeat on paper.
Encaustics: $75 – $1,500
Portraits: $275 – $1,000
Children’s Art: $125 -$500
Greeting Cards: $4
BA Visual Communications Design – Purdue University
Minor Studio Art
Indianapolis Zoo’s Naturally Inspired Paint Out
Indy Humane
Hamilton County Humane Society
All Things Carmel
Fountain Square Brewery
Blice Edwards Gallery
Painting to Gogh