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"Every human being is born with an innate, unique beauty. When I paint portraits, I devote the most care and attention to discovering the “unseen beauty” that each person inherently possesses and capturing it on the canvas. The purpose of a portrait is not merely to paint a likeness of the person. Even a camera can do that. While capturing likeness, I look beyond the surface to discover the unique, unseen beauty inherent in each person."
— Danielle H. Bae
Two-Hour Painting
Two-Hour Painting
Oil on Canvas (20x16 in)
The Thinker
The Thinker
Oil on Canvas (16x12 in)
3-Hour Painting
3-Hour Painting
Portrait of Izzy
Portrait of Izzy
Oil on Canvas (20x16 in)
Portrait of John
Portrait of John
Oil on Canvas (16x12 in)
Portrait of Layla
Portrait of Layla
Oil on Canvas (16x12 in)
Portrait of Wanda
Portrait of Wanda
Oil on Canvas (16x12 in)
Two of a Kind
Two of a Kind
Oil on Panel (20x24 in)
Portrait of John
Portrait of John
Oil on Canvas (16x12 in)
Portrait of Fran
Portrait of Fran
Oil on Panel (16x12 inch)
3-Hour Painting
3-Hour Painting
Oil on Canvas (11x9 in)
My Grandma's Last Roomate
My Grandma's Last Roomate
Oil on Canvas (28x34 inch)
3-Hour Live Portrait Process
3-Hour Live Portrait Process
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For a closer look at my creative process and live model studies, follow along on Instagram @DanielleHaelenBae.
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