Imaginary Worlds – Piranesi's Worlds
Imaginary worlds
3D Art, Art Direction, CGI, Autodesk Maya (All Versions), Adobe Photoshop
Hello, I am Jennifer Taylor, an artist based in North East England. I am a lifelong artist fascinated by the magical world that lies all around us. I grew up wandering around the forests and castles of Cheshire, England where I originally grew up. Together with a strong imagination I like to bring these magical worlds to life, creating paintings that captivate and whisk us away to another World.
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