Enjoy the divinely fashionable portfolio of artist Andrea Stajan-Ferkul, and see more from this Canadian artist by visiting her website.
“Grace Kelly” Acrylic/ Mixed Media 30″ x 60″
Andrea Stajan-Ferkul is a Toronto-based artist who studied art and design at Sheridan College. Her background lies in illustration and graphic design, having worked in the fashion advertising industry.
“Untitled (Prada)” Acrylic /Pencil 48″ x 60″
In 2000, Andrea shifted her focus to the world of fine art and has since been honing her work, experimenting with loose renderings, textures and mixed media.
“Turn Me On” Acrylic /Pencil 36″ x 36″
Today, her paintings are known for their sensual expressions of subtle colour and intuitive mark making – it is the fusion of spontaneity and representation that her work is known for.
“Untouchable” Acrylic /Mixed Media 24″ x 30″
Her captivating dress paintings put emphasis on bringing the emotional and intuitive elements of her theme to the piece.
“Underneath It All” Acrylic/ Mixed Media 24″ x 30″
There is a hint of intrigue behind the unfinished areas in her work, allowing the viewers imagination to wander.
“Atelier On Queen Street West” Acrylic /Mixed Media 30″ x 60″
She explores perceptions of style and elegance as a whole, and it’s role in contemporary life.
Andrea invites you to connect with her on Facebook and Instagram.
Andrea,
Your paintings and illustrations are truly divine. When I was 4 yrs old or so, my brother showed me how to draw a high heel. I drew it over and over for years. I, too, believe that fashion is a way we recreate ourselves every day, sometimes twice a day. I admire your work and your expression of elegance and beauty.
Mary Carol Koester
Mary – Thank you for the wonderful response to my work. Love that your brother showed you how to draw a high heel.
very intriquing work on such a large scale…would love to see it in person!!
that would be…”intriguing”!!!
Kathryn – Much thanks for the kind words.
Artsy Shark – great feature on such an inspiring artist. Great work, Andrea!
Beautiful work! I love the restrained palette. The neutrals are so rich. (Although on your site, I am in love with Cocktails in Emerald City.)
Thanks, Carolyn!