Dwayne Mitchell
Peachtree Corners, GA
"I love exploring people, there joys, there happiness, there sorrows, every aspect of there lives and capturing it on canvas or paper."
MessageDwayne Mitchell grew up in McClellanville South Carolina. A small town in Charleston County. He began drawing at the age of five. He used a stick as his brush and sand as his canvas. A graduate of the Art Institute of Atlanta Georgia.
After graduating, he began his career working as a Graphic Designer. Creating ads for companies like Coldwell Banker and Crown Diamond Center. It was in 1984, he met his mentor Master Portrait Artist, Hoeun Chung. Fueled by his interactions and experiences, watching his mentor paint. In 2005, Dwayne decided to take his painting ability to the next level. Dedicating his attention and time to Fine Art Oil Painting.
Dwayne's paintings are proudly displayed in numerous private homes, organizations, and educational institutions. Including Morehouse College, Morehouse School of Medicine, and the Tennessee Hamilton County Courthouse.
Dwayne works and resides in Atlanta, Georgia with his wife, Sylvie Mitchell.
"Art is not what you see, but what you make others see"
Edgar Degas
Hello, my name is Dwayne Mitchell, I'm a professional Portrait Artist.
My art is a reflection of the human experience, capturing the depth and a complexity of each individual's story through the use of vibrant colors and bold brushstrokes. With every stroke of paint, i strive to reveal the emotions, struggles, and triumph that lies beneath the surface. Each person I paint becomes a living, breathing entity on canvas, their essence shining through in every expression and gesture. As I delve deeper into the intricacies of human nature, i am constantly reminded of the beauty and power that lies within each individual. Through my art, i seek to honor and celebrate the unique narrative that makes up the tapestry of humanity, inviting viewers to connect with these stories on a profound level. My passion for painting people knows no bounds, it is an exploration of identity, history, and so that trends in time and space.
My influences are Simmie Knox, John Howard Sanden and my Mentor HoEun Chung.
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