“Words are pale shadows of forgotten names. As names have power, words have power. Words can light fires in the minds of men. Words can wring tears from the hardest hearts.”
― Patrick Rothfuss,
Portraits of the Frontline Art Print by Julia Maddalina
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Portraits of the Frontline Art Print by Julia Maddalina
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"During the quarantine, I was inspired to create portraits that could tell the stories of the healthcare workers on the frontline of the pandemic. I painted 100 portraits of these brave people. Now, with the enthusiastic support of Worldbuilders, this project will reach a wider audience and can bring greater benefit to charities that help the doctors & nurses I have illustrated. I was thrilled that Worldbuilders has embraced this project. I am deeply grateful for their help in producing the art prints and donating the proceeds to charity. Worldbuilders is a force for making good things happen in the world through their charity efforts. I hope my art can inspire people to do the same."
-Julia Maddalina
This wonderful art was created by Julia Maddelina as an oil painting of our fearless frontline workers. As a means of support, they sent in their images to Julia, who then created oil paintings of them, and arranged them into a collage. You can view more of her work in our Julia Maddalina collection!
All proceeds go to efforts in fighting COVID-19.
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"During the quarantine, I was inspired to create portraits that could tell the stories of the healthcare workers on the frontline of the pandemic. I painted 100 portraits of these brave people. Now, with the enthusiastic support of Worldbuilders, this project will reach a wider audience and can bring greater benefit to charities that help the doctors & nurses I have illustrated. I was thrilled that Worldbuilders has embraced this project. I am deeply grateful for their help in producing the art prints and donating the proceeds to charity. Worldbuilders is a force for making good things happen in the world through their charity efforts. I hope my art can inspire people to do the same."
-Julia Maddalina
This wonderful art was created by Julia Maddelina as an oil painting of our fearless frontline workers. As a means of support, they sent in their images to Julia, who then created oil paintings of them, and arranged them into a collage. You can view more of her work in our Julia Maddalina collection!
All proceeds go to efforts in fighting COVID-19.
This print runs 18x24 inches and is printed on 240g SatinPhoto finish paper. Art prints are wrapped in a plastic sleeve and shipped in a protective cardboard tube.
Julia Maddalina is a traditional portrait artist and fantasy illustrator. In addition to traveling the United States giving lectures, classes, drawing & material demonstrations she works in a mix of commissions, freelance work, creating gallery show pieces, and educational content.
Her work has been recognized internationally and is accomplished in many mediums. You can find her work in art magazines, books, and in fine art prints.
"My passion for the arts has been fueled by fine art portraiture & illustration from a very young age. By the age of 12, enthusiasm for learning prompted seeking out instruction from artists in the community & participating in gallery shows with community art organizations.
I’ve spent the last 14 years studying portraiture in oil paint from artists from around the country and have brought this knowledge to my illustrative work. I have been attending the Portrait Society of America Conference, as well as other portrait painting workshops since the age of 15. I attended on a full scholarship and graduated with a BFA from the Cleveland Institute of Art in 2018 with a major in Illustration in hopes of incorporating the narratives I loved into my paintings. As well as taking on a minor in Biomedical Illustration to improve the anatomy of the figures and portraits in my work.
I was featured in South African Artists Magazine as an International Artist in 2019, recognized in Southwest Artists Magazine as “21 Under 31 Artists to Watch” in 2014. Received recognition from the Portrait Society of America in their Members Only Competition in 2019 and 2020, and in 2022 with a recognition in the “Select 50” category of the International Competition, among many other recognitions and awards.
Since the pandemic, I’ve found myself working with numerous charities such as Worldbuilders, Jasper’s Game Day, The Hispanic Federation, the Pablove Foundation, and Project HOPE, using my work to further support their causes whenever I am able to.
In addition to traveling the United States giving lectures, classes, and demonstrations on how to draw with General Pencil Company, I’m working on a mix of commissions, freelance work, gallery show pieces, and creating educational content.
I aim to keep inspiring young artists and telling great narratives through the medium of portraiture." - Julia Maddalina
You can see more of Julia Maddalina's work on her website.
