Each person has their own personal universe, their beginnings, thoughts, concepts, heroes and inspirers.
Questions always arise about her work processes, methods and even how she defines her professional work. In this section, learn about professional aspects, about the creation process and how to acquire a work by the artist Claritza Morey.
It is difficult to estimate the time, you have to take into account the complexity, the technique, the dimensions and even the inspiration. Whether it is a single work or a set connected to each other, a pictorial work of art is not just a beautiful image, it must tell a story on its own and requires research and development of the main idea. It can take hours, weeks or, if it is a matter of months.
In my beginnings I worked with traditional techniques such as pencil, pastel chalk, acrylic and oil painting until digital art came into my life so my build increased, I really like working with mixed media.
With regard to digital art, I search the internet for references to landscapes, objects and textures, when it is necessary to photograph my models and make my sketches in pencil, which I scan and paint.
Regarding the theme, my works can vary according to the theme that I want to develop, my personal work is generally inspired by literature, ancient civilizations and fantasy.
I started being self-taught since I was a little girl, I was always surrounded by many encyclopedias, so my passion for reading helped me a lot, when I started drawing it was thanks to stories, folklore, fantasy literature, botany and zoology books, another source of inspiration were also animated films with fairy, fantasy themes and epic sword and sorcery cinema.
A hobby, which later became something of great importance in my life, with this I learned not only about art but also about ancient history, mythology and the search for ideas led me to research, today I continue developing my studies and extending my art.
In painting, the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood has been a great source of inspiration for me, artists such as Dante Gabriel Rossetti, William Holman Hunt, Edward Burne-Jones, John William Waterhouse, Lawrence Alma-Tadema, Frederic Leighton and John Collier, as well as artists such as Francis Bernard Dicksee and William Morris associated with the British Arts and Crafts movement.
Visionary illustrators such as Alphonse Mucha, Arthur Rackham, and Charles Vess among others.
In terms of literature, poetry and drama, J.R.R. Tolkien, Jack Vance, Neil Gaiman, Edgar Allan Poe, Mary Shelley, Lord Byron, Howard Phillips Lovecraft, Abraham "Bram" Stoker, Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer, Javier Negrete and William Shakespeare.
Film geniuses such as Georges Méliès, Ray Harryhausen and Guillermo del Toro.
Also the masters of fantasy whose works brought joy to the childhood of many like Brian Froud and Jim Henson.
You can purchase an original work that is clearly marked for sale in the “Original Art Works” section of my store, aimed at art collectors.
I usually offer the option to purchase copies of my original prints.
I'm sorry, I am not accepting commissions.
It is not a reproduction of an original.
It is a work of art created manually using techniques such as (drawing, painting, ink, etc.) that has been digitized and then printed in a printing press by an artist. “Original prints” can be printed on media such as thin cardboard, fabric, metal sheets and even on wood.
They have the particularity that they are reproduced in limited quantities, and are accompanied by certificates of authenticity sealed and signed by the artist.
The artist chooses not only the medium on which the image will be printed, but also the size of the print and the number of printed copies.
Once printed, the artist will number and sign each of the prints.
The certificates normally contain the description of the print, the name of the work, the technique, the author and miniature of the work and seals of authenticity.
You can purchase an original work that is clearly marked for sale in the “Original Art Works” section of my store, aimed at art collectors.
I usually offer the option to purchase copies of my original prints.
Definitely not, my works are under my copyright therefore they are protected by copyright laws, in case of authorizing the use of any of my works it must be for an institutional project, editorial or magazine article, all with prior authorization for which they must contact my agent.
No, I'm sorry but it's my job and like everyone I have to make a living, just like when you pay for the work of a technician to repair your PC, the satellite TV service, you cannot ask an illustrator or artist to draw free.
Each work takes time and dedication for its development, the materials to make a painting are not free, I imagine that you would not like to work for a month at your job for free.
This applies to publishers, authors of any book or project, I do not make free contributions.
Please contact me through my contact form, describe the project and the possible date of the project, if it is within my reach and my possibilities of participating, I will take it into account.
I answer my emails within a period of no more than 72 hours, if this period passes (it is likely that your message has not arrived), if so, try to contact me through my social media profiles indicated at the bottom of this website.
Thank you for considering me for your invitation.
Do you want to make a proposal, an interview or a collaboration?
Do not hesitate to contact me.
Please feel free to email me with questions, interview requests, or inquiries about products or artwork for sale.
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