David Fulford’s portraits
The BP Portrait Award exhibitor and his recent work.
David Fulford’s work captures an extraordinary sense of life — from the dramatic candid portrait of his mother (Untitled, above), which featured in this year’s BP Portrait Award exhibition, to the wistful gaze of Untitled (Harry), below.
David’s studying at Camberwell College of Arts, and his work has included conceptual painting and portraiture as well as illustration and hand rendered stop-motion animation. He’s currently in the process of documenting a recent trip to Kenya, part of a broader project to explore the confluence of portraiture and anthropology.
A portfolio of David’s work can be found online, along with contact details.
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animation, art, BP, Camberwell, Camberwell College, David Fulford, illustration, life, National Portrait Gallery, oils, painting, portraits, portraiture
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i’ve just showed the people i work with your portraits…..they loved them! you are so talented!