Caroline Closson
Caroline Closson is an artist who works in multiple forms of media. Closson enjoys painting with acrylics and watercolor, drawing with charcoal and graphite, but finds she is most attracted to working digitally. Caroline Closson is a student at Valdosta State University, where she will receive a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art in 2021.
Caroline sees her future as an animator, developing characters and the worlds they exist in. She also enjoys writing and illustrating graphic novels and looks forward to using her skills to entertain and engross others as she has been with her love of storytelling.
Caroline sees her future as an animator, developing characters and the worlds they exist in. She also enjoys writing and illustrating graphic novels and looks forward to using her skills to entertain and engross others as she has been with her love of storytelling.
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“Courtney’s Dragon”, Digital Painting, 26” x 15”, 2020, (Collaboration with Courtney Kaye)
“Bubbles”, Digital Painting, 20”x 18”, 2020
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"Fluffy", Digital Painting, 24 x 14 in., 2020
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“Unnamed Flower Dragon”, Digital Painting, 25” x 13”, 2020
“Escape From Dragon’s Nest”, Board Game, 14” x 18”, 2020
“Escape From Dragon’s Nest”, Graphic Novel Cover, 13”x 20”, 2021
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"Untitled", Graphite 18 x 24 in., 2021
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Realism is not my goal but providing enough visual ques and information to the viewer to lead them to recognize the objects in my work is. For me it is about creating the opportunity to ask questions through the combinations of the objects I draw or paint. Guiding the viewer through narratives I’ve created visually relates to my interest in storytelling. Reading books based in fantasy has aided my interest in allowing my audience to come to their own conclusions and explanations.
Though I use traditional materials such as graphite and watercolors, it is my preference to use digital media to create my art. Whether it’s a story driven narrative digitally depicting characters and worlds I have designed or just individual avatars and creatures, each work starts with a central idea, a question. I enjoy the process of slowly expanding and adding details that will add depth and dimension such as texture, knowing as these considered elements come together, the viewer will become more engaged in the story.
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