With Heather Theurer we are facing a painter who has not gone through the most traditional study of Fine Arts but rather all her art has come from be self-taught and for the love he professes for painting as we see in this work that has us today cited with 'Ohana Means Family'.
In this pictorial work we have a little girl of few years with his cute pet that we all know as Stitch in his truest form as if he had a life of his own. An oil piece that has very good details to bring to light and to bring them to these lines after knowing that yesterday 'Equilibrium', although as a mixed technique in oil and acrylic.
Theurer comments from his own website how the passion for painting was born from the study of observing people, environment, animals and textiles. He was not able to obtain a traditional education in art, but he replaced it with his own genius and the study of what we call being self-taught. Here I mention that, if one has taken years of study of the fine arts by oneself, sometimes it is better to follow that own path without having to be influenced by what a teacher may dictate.
Ohana Means Family offers freshness, everyday life, tenderness and as a whole it offers very good sensations in which the character Stitch finds the necessary edge to want to frame it in a place in our home. A work that shows childhood and those years so full of vitality, energy and enthusiasm for knowledge.
You have the artist's website from here and Facebook page to follow each of his high quality works and finished as you can see for yourselves. A self-taught artist to follow without any doubt.