Juliet Schreckinger is a Long Island, NY based artist. Her work is typically created using a stippling technique in pen & ink and graphite, with occasional splashes of color. Juliet’s pieces are inspired by the ocean, nature, and all of the creatures within our world. Since the time she was a child, Juliet has been fascinated by black and white photography, colorless television shows, and film noir movies. Being exposed to the lighting effects and sharp contrasts shown in these photographs and films greatly inspired the type of work that she does today. Juliet’s work is centered around giving a voice to nature and animals, with the goal of showcasing their importance in this world. Through an illustrative take on fine art, she strives to express a story in each drawing.
About this collection:
"Seabird Studies" The study of birds, specifically seabirds, has always been a true passion of mine. I find them to be fascinating and beautiful, and I love to watch them in their natural coastal habitats. For this show, I wanted to start a new series of seabird studies to gain a closer relationship with each species anatomy, features, and facial expressions.
Medium: Ink and graphite on Arches paper, mounted to birch, varnished
Long Island, New York, USA
Juliet Schreckinger is a Long Island, NY based artist. Her work is typically created using a stippling technique in pen & ink and graphite, with occasional splashes of color. Juliet’s pieces are inspired by the ocean, nature, and all of the creatures within our world. Since the time she was a child, Juliet has been fascinated by black and white photography, colorless television shows, and film noir movies. Being exposed to the lighting effects and sharp contrasts shown in these photographs and films greatly inspired the type of work that she does today. Juliet’s work is centered around giving a voice to nature and animals, with the goal of showcasing their importance in this world. Through an illustrative take on fine art, she strives to express a story in each drawing.
About this collection:
"Seabird Studies" The study of birds, specifically seabirds, has always been a true passion of mine. I find them to be fascinating and beautiful, and I love to watch them in their natural coastal habitats. For this show, I wanted to start a new series of seabird studies to gain a closer relationship with each species anatomy, features, and facial expressions.