ABOUT
With Chinese brush, Chinese watercolor, ink, and watercolor paper, I humbly attempt to document the extraordinary beauty of creatures whose paths I cross. As a playful respite from arduous portraiture, I also paint abstracts inspired by my portrait's shapes and colors. Please join my private email list to follow along. I personally guarantee 100% satisfaction.
THREE PLACES TO SEE MY WORK
1. This Website
2. Antiques of South Windermere
22 Windermere Blvd. Charleston
3. Pop Ups + Shows
THREE COLLECTIONS
1. Originals ($350 to $5000)
Framed Unframed
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2. Limited Editions ($95 to $1500)
On Originals, I perform high resolution photography.
After Charleston printing, I embellish each print with
Chinese watercolor and ink.
Framed Unframed
Limited to 100 Pieces
Signed Dated Numbered
3. Lust For Wildlife ($50 to $1000)
10% of Each Sale Donated to a Wildlife Sanctuary
Art for every room Clothing for All Ages
Open Edition Wall Art Paper Canvas Metal
Cozy Fun Clothing Tees Hoodies Totes
COMMISSIONS
I treat commissions as requests. Show and tell me your vision. I will present you with photography/poses. Together, we solidify mutual vision and parameters. No deposit is required. I will send progress updates. When complete, you decide if the piece fulfills your vision.
FOR THE TRADE
christinahewsonfordesigners@gmail.com
SOCIAL MEDIA
Thursday nights around 8pm
Instagram @christinahewson
Blog
Biography
Born in 1988, I began life in the countryside near Cape Romain Wildlife Refuge. I was surrounded by the low country's bountiful wildlife and I loved to draw at an early age. It helped that I was homeschooled. I was able to complete my studies and focus on art and music. I began selling oil wildlife portraits in my teens.
My art career was almost derailed with the lure of a piano scholarship. After a year, I returned to the College of Charleston and earned my studio art degree in 2011. I have been a full time painter ever since.
I was introduced to INK & brush at the College of Charleston. INK immediately became my passion. Because INK was not the norm in Charleston at the time, I explored other mediums and surfaces. By 2016, I resolved to follow my passion and have made INK and Chinese watercolor my sole medium.