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Cyd Gorman

Gorman portraits
Artist Info Artist Video

All 16 x 20” photos are $100, same size paintings are $300. Contact the artist via email, cgorman@thedataedge.com

“My subject matter is nature, specifically the wildlife that lives all around us, here in Northwest Connecticut. Capturing still pictures or video of animals in their natural habitat can be a challenging task, especially in remote locations. Trail cameras allow an exciting way to stay connected to backyard wildlife and all of the woodland creatures.

I also carry an iPhone when hiking in the woods, or gardening. This has given me the opportunity to shoot close-up pictures of butterflies and flowers. Another camera, on a tripod inside the house, has allowed me to capture photos of local critters such as: fox, bear, bobcat, deer, porcupine, coyote and birds.

I then have the some of the photographs printed on canvas and embellish them with oil or acrylic paints and sometimes, cheesecloth and faux jewels.

Getting outside is good for the soul. Paying tribute to the natural world reminds us to slow down and helps us reconnect with nature.”

- Cyd Kilbey Gorman

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