See my latest work!
See my latest work!

See my latest work!
See my latest work!


Sharon Marantz Walsh creates unique, one-of -a
kind custom portrait art from meaningful photographs.
As a child, Sharon and her cousin Nikki would look at people's faces and imagine the stories behind them--what secrets they held, what dreams they carried and what might quietly be hidden behind their eyes.
Together, they would transport each
Sharon Marantz Walsh creates unique, one-of -a
kind custom portrait art from meaningful photographs.
As a child, Sharon and her cousin Nikki would look at people's faces and imagine the stories behind them--what secrets they held, what dreams they carried and what might quietly be hidden behind their eyes.
Together, they would transport each person into another world, another moment, another life.
That early game of imagination became the beginning of Sharon's work today.
Now, in each portrait, she looks beyond the photograph to reveal something more intimate: the quiet presence of a life, a memory, a story beginning to unfold.

Before working digitally, Sharon painted directly on canvas.
She worked with acrylic paints, brushes, sponges, palette knives and her hands, building each surfaces slowly, layer by layer.
That physical relationship with paint still guides her work today.
In her digital work, she brings the same artist's instinct to the screen--the same atten
Before working digitally, Sharon painted directly on canvas.
She worked with acrylic paints, brushes, sponges, palette knives and her hands, building each surfaces slowly, layer by layer.
That physical relationship with paint still guides her work today.
In her digital work, she brings the same artist's instinct to the screen--the same attention to color, texture, softness, shadow and light.
The tools have changed.
The vision has not.

Sharon begins with the image.
Whether working from a client's photograph, or one she has taken herself, she studies the face, posture, expression and quiet details that reveal character.
She looks beyond likeness, searching for the feeling beneath the surface--the gesture, the memory, the silence and the inner life of the subject.
Only then
Sharon begins with the image.
Whether working from a client's photograph, or one she has taken herself, she studies the face, posture, expression and quiet details that reveal character.
She looks beyond likeness, searching for the feeling beneath the surface--the gesture, the memory, the silence and the inner life of the subject.
Only then does the portrait begin to take shape.
The finished work honors the original image, while giving it a deeper sense of intimacy, depth and story.
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