Canadian artist Jessica Fortner works in both traditional and digital media, though even when working in traditional media, there are elements in her designs that appear to only be possible with the help of a computer arts program such as Photoshop. She pays such careful attention to form and detail that it seems almost unlikely that a human being, subject to impatience and emotions, could produce such perfection – and yet – it is her own human art that we see in her traditional media art works.
Fortner is not just an artist, she also writes about art and has two online magazines full of delightful art treats. You can check them out by clicking these links: Squidface & The Meddler and Tangled Fingers. For more art by Jessica Fortner, you can visit her website or find her on Facebook.
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- A clever hiker holds onto a guide rope while he navigates a skull shaped maze in this illustration by Jessica Fortner
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- A spiral polar bear with bells on huffs and puffs – illustration by Jessica Fortner
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- Different types of animals wrap themselves around each in this peaceful and harmonic illustration by Jessica Fortner
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- Illustrator Jessica Fortner creates an hypnotic image of a spiral snake with a mouthful of flowers
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- Jessica Fortner creates a mesmerizing scene of beauty and violence in this illustration of crocodiles
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- No Photoshop necessary for Jessica Fortner as she shows how perfectly she can draw with pencil on paper
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- Squids get entangled in this illustration by Jessica Fortner that resembles an Escher drawing
