by Sarah Soward
January 17, 2020
This year's Fun-a-Day LA is happening in Long Beach, and I'm participating by debuting the first paintings for my part of a project with Ashli Sisk...
by Sarah Soward
May 26, 2017
What does this have to do with painting, animals, or conservation? Nothing. It's about raising awareness about a debilitating disease that does no...
by Sarah Soward
March 14, 2017
You may be wondering why there's a post (or two or more) about endometriosis on a website all about animals and conservation. That's fair. The reas...
by Sarah Soward
January 12, 2016
My main goal with all this rhino art is to inspire other people to care about rhinos. That means that I need to find ways to make rhinos relatable...
by Sarah Soward
December 20, 2015
Written December 20, 2015
This beautiful and fiery woman falls outside all chronology. She wouldn't really want a fuss made about her, so I will a...
by Sarah Soward
November 10, 2015
You’re watching the creation of the painting, starting at the beginning of the process—the initial drawing—all the way through to the end. You get to see how I start a painting and how many layers of paint it takes to get the kind of effects I’m after. For this particular painting it took a lot of layers to get what I wanted, particularly on the elephant.
by Sarah Soward
August 3, 2015
What you're watching right now is the creation of the first painting in my Stellae Errantes (Wandering Stars) series called Sol Invictus, which tr...
by Sarah Soward
June 6, 2015
Written June 6, 2015
Way back in 1999, the year I started painting rhinos, I happened into my first solo show outside of any school setting.
I was...
by Sarah Soward
June 6, 2015
Written June 6, 2015
This is when things got real.
Mrs. Stewart was my high school art teacher for the two years I spent in Louisville, Kentucky. ...
by Sarah Soward
April 18, 2015
Written April 18, 2015
Frau Rosenow was one of my teachers for a little over three years. My family was stationed in West Germany (when it was sti...
by Sarah Soward
April 15, 2015
Written April 15, 2015
Amethyst, also known as Patricia Kevena Fili, passed away on the 19th of March, 2015. While at her memorial at the Chapel o...
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This year's Fun-a-Day LA is happening in Long Beach, and I'm participating by debuting the first paintings for my part of a project with Ashli Sisk...
What does this have to do with painting, animals, or conservation? Nothing. It's about raising awareness about a debilitating disease that does no...
You may be wondering why there's a post (or two or more) about endometriosis on a website all about animals and conservation. That's fair. The reas...
My main goal with all this rhino art is to inspire other people to care about rhinos. That means that I need to find ways to make rhinos relatable...
Written December 20, 2015 This beautiful and fiery woman falls outside all chronology. She wouldn't really want a fuss made about her, so I will a...
You’re watching the creation of the painting, starting at the beginning of the process—the initial drawing—all the way through to the end. You get to see how I start a painting and how many layers of paint it takes to get the kind of effects I’m after. For this particular painting it took a lot of layers to get what I wanted, particularly on the elephant.
What you're watching right now is the creation of the first painting in my Stellae Errantes (Wandering Stars) series called Sol Invictus, which tr...
Written June 6, 2015 Way back in 1999, the year I started painting rhinos, I happened into my first solo show outside of any school setting. I was...
Written June 6, 2015 This is when things got real. Mrs. Stewart was my high school art teacher for the two years I spent in Louisville, Kentucky. ...
Written April 18, 2015 Frau Rosenow was one of my teachers for a little over three years. My family was stationed in West Germany (when it was sti...
Written April 15, 2015 Amethyst, also known as Patricia Kevena Fili, passed away on the 19th of March, 2015. While at her memorial at the Chapel o...
