Webcast Series - Dorian Vallejo 06-27-10
Next in the webcast series - Dorian Vallejo! Please join us and Dorian for a 2-hour live broadcast on June 27, 12-2pm EST. There will be a q&a session as well as a drawing demonstration.
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We’re so excited about the upcoming webcasts too - through the end of the year we have some tremendous artists who’ll be inviting you into their studios to peek and chat! Stay tuned!
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Dorian Vallejo Brief Bio:
Born in New York City on March 1, 1968, Dorian Vallejo’s passion for drawing came at an early age. Inspired by his father, the fantasy artist and illustrator Boris Vallejo, Dorian had pencil in hand by the age of three and was working as a professional illustrator before reaching college age, regularly producing covers for Marvel Comics and numerous paperback novels. Today, he is one of the country’s most accomplished and versatile portrait painters creating everything from traditional commissioned oil portraits and sketches to pencil drawings and intimate life portraits.
Dorian attended Parsons and received his BFA in Illustration from the School of Visual Arts in Manhattan where he studied with Steven Assael, Max Ginsburg, Irwin Greenberg and Marvin Mattleson. He also spent considerable time in Europe studying the works of the great masters. Before becoming a full-time portrait painter, Dorian considered different areas of specialization but was deterred by the growing influence of computers in the art world. Realizing he would always be more comfortable with a palette of oil paints and a north-facing studio, Dorian completes many of his paintings and drawings from life, capturing the essence and energy of his subjects in a personal sitting. When time or distance makes this impossible, however, Dorian will photograph his subjects, using a life-sized enlargement as the basis for the portrait. Dorian’s commissions range from the scions of industry to average citizens.

