untitled blue hair portrait on canvas by Artist Chris Shopland
untitled blue hair portrait on canvas by Artist Chris Shopland 30 x 40cm
The Frame within a Frame design, with its grey border and overlapping top of the hair, brings a sense of balance to this portrait. The textured layers invite you to discover new details every time you look. I love capturing the essence of humans—their emotions, their stories—particularly through the eyes, which I believe reflect the soul. In life, however, I’ve grown more selective with the people I surround myself with, especially now in my late thirties. I carefully choose my tribe, spending time with those who truly matter, mostly other artists—and of course, my dog, who always makes the cut (even when he's playing up).
untitled blue hair portrait on canvas by Artist Chris Shopland 30 x 40cm
The Frame within a Frame design, with its grey border and overlapping top of the hair, brings a sense of balance to this portrait. The textured layers invite you to discover new details every time you look. I love capturing the essence of humans—their emotions, their stories—particularly through the eyes, which I believe reflect the soul. In life, however, I’ve grown more selective with the people I surround myself with, especially now in my late thirties. I carefully choose my tribe, spending time with those who truly matter, mostly other artists—and of course, my dog, who always makes the cut (even when he's playing up).
untitled blue hair portrait on canvas by Artist Chris Shopland 30 x 40cm
The Frame within a Frame design, with its grey border and overlapping top of the hair, brings a sense of balance to this portrait. The textured layers invite you to discover new details every time you look. I love capturing the essence of humans—their emotions, their stories—particularly through the eyes, which I believe reflect the soul. In life, however, I’ve grown more selective with the people I surround myself with, especially now in my late thirties. I carefully choose my tribe, spending time with those who truly matter, mostly other artists—and of course, my dog, who always makes the cut (even when he's playing up).
