Jessica Crabtree

Tag: acoma

Sneak Peek: In Progress

by on Jun.20, 2010, under Artist Tip Bag

I’ve started a new portrait, Acoma, on 18″ x 24″ black suede board, from an Edward Curtis photo of a Pueblo man. Below is the same portrait one day earlier. It’s still in the first stages (face first, then hair, clothing/accessories, and final touch-ups), but I’ll be updating with photos as I go along.

Check out my Latest page to see them all step-by-step.

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About Me

I am a freelance artist living in Arkansas, US, specializing in historical portraits of American Indians. I blog about the portrayal and influence of Native Americans in art, history, and the media. I am fascinated by history and world cultures and particularly indigenous peoples. My other interests include wildlife ecology, environmental issues & sustainability, journalism, web design & development. I enjoy music, photography, and reading (see my book list) here.

You can see some of my pastel work by visiting my online Gallery.