British artist Tom Bagshaw describes the beautiful women he paints as “strong, intriguing characters, with an air of mystery to them.” This certainly applies to his starlit Bride who wears her stitches like delicate jewelry.
Bagshaw’s digital art serves a who’s who of editorial, advertising and fashion clients. His work can be appreciated on his website and blog. The ethereal Bride, titled Frankie, was created for Halloween. It is available as a limited edition giclee print.
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3 comments:
I love that piece. I have always found the bride to be enticing and this painting really captures that for me.
She is so beautiful! Wonderful, wonderful job!
OMG this is stunning!!! I would love to hang a print of this in my home!!
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