Seattle, WA, United States
Susan Elliott is a Seattle mixed media artist originally from Terre Haute Indiana. With a BA in grap...
About the artist
Joined In 2015
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About the artist
Joined In 2015
(1 Follower)
Susan Elliott is a Seattle mixed media artist originally from Terre Haute Indiana. With a BA in graphic design and advertising from the University of North Florida, her expertise in the visual realm helped her find a unique approach to drawing and painting. She is passionate about originality, aesthetics, and approaching each creation from her core. Susan is inspired by everyday life and the things that emerge from it influence her work. As a huge animal lover, she finds joy in creating works that reflect the beauty of the animal kingdom. She is also inspired by the Dia de Los Muertos culture and creates whimsical girls combining a bit of oddity and beauty in each one.
As a mixed media artist, Susan’s favorite mediums are ink, pen, and pencil. She loves the texture that is created in combining materials and the beauty that forms from different methods. Ultimately it is her mission to deliver a powerful artistic experience through her work
that drives desire, excitement, happiness and creativity in others.
Outside of making art, Susan enjoys sunny days, yoga, Buffy The Vampire Slayer (yes, she still loves it) and chocolate chip mint ice cream.
Artist Statement:
My work is meant to be viewed with a whimsical eye. Using mai...
University of North Florida, Bachelor of Arts, 1993
Bibliography:
Devries Sokol, Dawn, A World of Artist Journal Pages, Published in 2015 by Stewart, Tabori & Chang, p. 166
Rossi Armfield, Gina, No Excuses Art Journaling, Published in 2013 by North Light Books,
p. 98/99
Grant Design Collaborative, 1000 More Graphic Elements, Published in 2009 by Rockport
Exhibitions:
2015 ROAM Gallery, Vancouver, BC (group exhibition)
2015 Port Moody Arts Centre, Art 4 Life (group exhibition)
2016 Venue Seattle Featured Artist of the Month - January
2016 North Vancouver Community Arts Council Child’s Play Exhibition