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#acrylic #butterflies #hyperrealism #Lisa Ericson #mice #nature #painting
Hyperrealistic Depictions of a Fictional Mouse-Butterfly Species by Lisa Ericson
“Bliss”, Acrylic on Wood Panel, 11″x 14″
“Perch”, Acrylic on Wood Panel, 9″x 12″
“Gatherer II”, Acrylic on Wood Panel, 8″x 10″
“Gatherer I”, Acrylic on Wood Panel, 8″x 10″
“Hover”, Acrylic on Wood Panel, 13″x 16″
“Artista”, Acrylic on Wood Panel, 16″x 16″
Lisa Ericson‘s logo is just as enchanting as her hyperrealistic paintings, a tiny mouse with butterfly wings floating between her first and last name. Ericson works as a multi-hyphenate, utilizing her visual talents as an artist, illustrator, and designer to craft meaningful images for both her client and personal practice.
In her newest series Ericson skillfully depicts her invented species of mouse-butterfly while they explore environments filled with detailed mushrooms, forgotten tin jars, and forest brush while sometimes clutching found objects such as acorns and raspberries.
Ericson’s first exhibition, and one featuring this series, is displayed at Portland’s Antler Gallery alongside Heiko Müller and John Casey until April, 27th. During my research I also learned that Ericson illustrated Ramona Ausubel’s website (one of my favorite contemporary authors), and can be seen here. (via This Isn’t Happiness, Hi-Fructose)
#acrylic #butterflies #hyperrealism #Lisa Ericson #mice #nature #painting
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