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$698.25The Story
Size:23 x 26 in.
Toby Mulligan’s The Shape of Me is a striking 8" x 10" ink painting that captures the essence of human form with grace and simplicity. Rendered in deep blue tones, the piece showcases Mulligan’s intuitive approach to art, where each stroke seems guided by a profound connection to the subject. The figure’s fluid pose and textured silhouette evoke a sense of introspection and serenity, inviting the viewer to explore the relationship between form and emotion.
Mulligan’s distinctive style is the result of years of exploration and experimentation. He often grinds his own pigments and delves into diverse media, from medieval paint recipes to varnishes and wax. His work is spontaneous and unplanned, relying on intuition and an innate sense of composition. Mulligan values painting from life, believing that the connection he forms with his models breathes life into his art.
Notable achievements include his painting About Time, selected for the BP Portrait Award 2012 and displayed in both the National Portrait Gallery in London and Edinburgh. He has also painted tennis legend Roger Federer and created artworks for prominent clients like Mick Jagger. Through his art, Mulligan aims to remain present and unencumbered, crafting pieces that resonate with authenticity and wonder.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Size:23 x 26 in.
Toby Mulligan’s The Shape of Me is a striking 8" x 10" ink painting that captures the essence of human form with grace and simplicity. Rendered in deep blue tones, the piece showcases Mulligan’s intuitive approach to art, where each stroke seems guided by a profound connection to the subject. The figure’s fluid pose and textured silhouette evoke a sense of introspection and serenity, inviting the viewer to explore the relationship between form and emotion.
Mulligan’s distinctive style is the result of years of exploration and experimentation. He often grinds his own pigments and delves into diverse media, from medieval paint recipes to varnishes and wax. His work is spontaneous and unplanned, relying on intuition and an innate sense of composition. Mulligan values painting from life, believing that the connection he forms with his models breathes life into his art.
Notable achievements include his painting About Time, selected for the BP Portrait Award 2012 and displayed in both the National Portrait Gallery in London and Edinburgh. He has also painted tennis legend Roger Federer and created artworks for prominent clients like Mick Jagger. Through his art, Mulligan aims to remain present and unencumbered, crafting pieces that resonate with authenticity and wonder.
