Contemporary Artist Review: Amanda Fullerton
Are you looking for inspiration for your watercolor paintings? In this blog post, we're featuring a homegrown USA native artist with an impressive background in art.
This artist not only has some fresh watercolor paintings created in 2022-2023. Her work is featured at festivals in Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, South Carolina, and North Carolina (if you are lucky enough to be close).
An Orlando, Florida native, Amanda Fullerton has been drawing since childhood. She won first and second-place prizes in a Christmas contest at the young age of six. By age 12, she began taking oil painting lessons from Lydia Quick of the Windermere Art Gallery in Florida. At 16, she was the youngest artist hired to paint portraits at Walt Disney World for Rubio Artist Co and then Walt Disney World Corporation.
However, for a long time, Amanda chose a practical career in geology. She later returned to painting. As an adult, she studied under many world-renowned artists such as Joseph Zbukvic, Frederick Graff, Frank Francese, Robert Burridge, Mark Mehaffey, Ratindra Das, Tom Lynch, and Alvaro Castagnet.
Amanda’s work has now been accepted into many juried shows in Florida, North Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, and South Carolina. as well as the National Watercolor Society Member Show in San Pedro, California and Southern Watercolor Society shows. Amanda is a Signature Member of the Florida Watercolor Society, Watercolor Society of North Carolina, and the Florida Suncoast Watercolor Society
Amanda’s use of color, composition, and technique create a sense of depth and emotion. By studying her work, amateur artists can learn the nuances of watercolor painting and improve their own skills.
Here is a selection of her latest watercolors on yupo paper, showcasing her mastery of depth and color.
We hope these pieces inspire you to create your own beautiful watercolor paintings.
Check out a selection of her latest watercolors on yupo paper and visit her full gallery on https://amandafullerton.info/ for inspiration and to improve your own watercolor painting skills.
