A storyboard artist by trade, Elizabeth Colomba's work is frequently only seen by the director of Hollywood films (Waist Deep, Next Friday, The Wood, Everything Is Illuminated and Romeo + Juliet to name a few).
But her work off-the-clock is equally worthy of feature-film treatment. The women in the above paintings all hint at a period piece waiting to be told.
The moody backgrounds and rooms of Colomba's Victorian imagination are just as layered as the women within them.
We dig it.
8 comments:
beautiful
The one in the bottom looks like Amel Larreux.
wow beautiful work..
I love the artwork. It is so gorgeous.
I don't think I've seen African American Victorian artwork like this before. Thanks for introducing me to this artist.
Outstanding. I'll definitely read more about her. Thanks for bringing her to our attention.
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