Hello everyone! This will be the last post to appear on this blog. I've been hard at work for the past few weeks developing my new website - DanielHanawalt.com. There you will be able to view my current portfolio of both fine art and graphic design work.
While you're there, check out my new blog that I've started in conjunction with the launch of the new site. I will be updating it regularly as I continue on my journey of studying the traditional methods of drawing and oil painting. I hope that you will enjoy following along with the various studies and techniques that I'll be exploring. Please feel free to comment on any of the posts and subscribe to receive the current updates. I value your feedback!
Thanks to everyone who has supported my work and followed along as I have been setting this foundation in which to build upon. Your encouragement is truly appreciated! Check out the new site here:
www.danielhanawalt.com
www.danielhanawalt.com/blog
- Daniel R. Hanawalt
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Hello and welcome to Daniel R. Hanawalt Fine Art. Here you will find a current selection of my drawings and paintings, many of which are available for sale.
As an artist, I strive to follow the tenets of Classical Realism, being primarily enamored to representational art. The goal of Classical Realism (as it pertains to me) is to portray the subject, be it portrait, figure, still life, or landscape, in a realistic and idealistic fashion, focusing on the inherent beauty found in all of God's creation.
Graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration from the Cleveland Institute of Art in 2002, I have come to discover that there is a greater degree of learning and discipline required to pursue the techniques of the Masters than is currently taught in the art colleges of America. Although studying independently, I have adopted the practice methods (as much as my free time will allow) to that of the atelier tradition. I believe this tradition is the key to personal development and growth as an artist. Hopefully the progression of work shown here will prove this to be true.
I currently live with my wife in the northern suburbs of Philadelphia, PA and am a member of the Greater Norristown Art League and the North Penn Art Alliance. In the last year and a half, I've been busy building a body of work and will continue to exhibit as I progress.
Enjoy your time here and feel free to contact me with any questions or inquiries at the e-mail address below. Thanks for your interest.
- Daniel R. Hanawalt
Inquiries:
misterhanawalt(at)yahoo.com
(replace "at" with the @ symbol when e-mailing)
As an artist, I strive to follow the tenets of Classical Realism, being primarily enamored to representational art. The goal of Classical Realism (as it pertains to me) is to portray the subject, be it portrait, figure, still life, or landscape, in a realistic and idealistic fashion, focusing on the inherent beauty found in all of God's creation.
Graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration from the Cleveland Institute of Art in 2002, I have come to discover that there is a greater degree of learning and discipline required to pursue the techniques of the Masters than is currently taught in the art colleges of America. Although studying independently, I have adopted the practice methods (as much as my free time will allow) to that of the atelier tradition. I believe this tradition is the key to personal development and growth as an artist. Hopefully the progression of work shown here will prove this to be true.
I currently live with my wife in the northern suburbs of Philadelphia, PA and am a member of the Greater Norristown Art League and the North Penn Art Alliance. In the last year and a half, I've been busy building a body of work and will continue to exhibit as I progress.
Enjoy your time here and feel free to contact me with any questions or inquiries at the e-mail address below. Thanks for your interest.
- Daniel R. Hanawalt
Inquiries:
misterhanawalt(at)yahoo.com
(replace "at" with the @ symbol when e-mailing)
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