"I am originally from Pittsburgh, and the art you see here and on other platforms are my original designs, more like doodles. I am a licensed artist and also work as a freelancer. As a cartoonist, I have a unique perspective on life, reflected in my designs. I love drawing by hand and have showcased my work in several shows, magazines, and books. I also enjoy incorporating AI technology into my design process. I find it fascinating to explore. Although I occasionally take orders for custom art pieces, I prefer to sell my creations as I see fit. If you see something that catches your attention, message me!
Several awards: During high school, I received several awards for my drawings, including three full scholarships to Carnegie Mellon University's Pre-College Art School on campus, the Manchester Craftsman's Guild award, and other certificates.
My artwork has been published in several books and magazines including :
"500 Fairy Motifs" by Myrea Petit of FairiesWorld Visions of Atlantis" by EMG "Faeries Through the Seasons" by Christina Davis "Phoenix Magazine of the Arts (Community College of Allegheny County) JAZMA THE HOTSPOT of the Art Institute of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh's CP magazine,(December 2005), Dreamweaver Magazine The Fairies and Angels Magazine (2010). Artwanted's Calendar
Others...
My work has been licensed on many collectible items. My goal is to have more of my work in stores.
Galleries: Manchester Craftsman's Guild The Art Smith Gallery Red Dot Fair in Miami, 2009 "Litany", Three Rivers Arts Festival, 2010
Shop:
REDBUBBLE:
https://www.redbubble.com/people/MeadowPixieArts/
ART WANTED SHOP:
https://www.artwanted.com/terrell33/store/
Proficient Software: Imagination, traditional 2d cartoons drawn by hand, traditional art drawings and painting, some knowledge of Photoshop, 3D Max, Adobe Premiere, Illustrator, AI Art
Past Clients: Many commissions, published by Collins and Brown, Ellen Million Graphics, several fantasy books, calendars, cross-stitch, tattoo art
Please fill out the form to the right to contact
The Art of Terrell Smith-Dorfeo