Melissa Palomar Art Portfolio

ABOUT ME

I loved art as a child, and it continued to stick with me throughout the years as I grew. I have a varied skill set ranging from paintings to drawings, and digital to traditional.

Now, I am a wife and mom! I graduated with an Associates in Fine Arts from Durham Technical Community College in 2022.


General Pricing (as of Jan 2021)

Charcoal art (custom) - $50 BASE FEE + $20 MATERIALS FEE ($80). If multiple pieces, materials fee only applies once, so every subsequent piece after the first would only be $60 - if in one order.
Charcoal art (print of an existing work) - $15 (+SHIPPING IF NOT LOCAL)
Anime/ video game character art with no background - $20 +$10 PER ADDITIONAL CHARACTER OR MAJOR ELEMENT
Anime/ video game character art with a simple background - $30 +$10 PER ADDITIONAL CHARACTER OR MAJOR ELEMENT
Anime/ video game character art with a complex background$40 +$10 PER ADDITIONAL CHARACTER OR MAJOR ELEMENT
Custom Painting - $20/HR + MATERIALS COST. Materials cost varies greatly between projects, message me for an estimate before beginning work.
Print of an existing painting - $20 PRINT (+ SHIPPING IF NOT LOCAL)
Original Painting (not custom) - varies by piece, but general pricing is usually $25 FOR A SMALL PIECE (12x12 or smaller), and $80 FOR A LARGE PIECE (16x16 or larger up to a 24 x 24)
Message me if you are interested in buying my artwork or commissioning me to create something unique for you at: MSCARTHART@GMAIL.COM or text me at 919-396-1375
FEEL FREE TO TAKE A LOOK AT THE ARTWORK I'VE DONE OVER THE YEARS, WITH THE TYPE OF ART ORGANIZED BY TAB UP TOP OF THE PAGE. BELOW ARE A FEW PROJECTS I ENJOYED WORKING ON OF VARYING TYPES.


 

FEATURED PROJECTS

My most recent huge commission was this interesting project to paint a casque and key replica. Note: I only did the painting, I did not create the casque. The replica is that of an uncovered casque found in Charleston of The Secret national geocache treasure hunt from the 80's; this particular casque was thought to be destroyed in 2008. So my goal was to paint the replica close to the likeness of the original using what pictures there were available online when it was whole. The inside of the casque was unknown, so we decided to paint the inside and update the key's features based off the the image associated with the original casque. The finished casque and key (exterior) is the image left. The inside of the lid painting is on the right.

(Summer 2020)

 

CHARCOAL WORKS

 
 

PAINTINGS

 

CHARACTER ART COMMISSIONS

 
 

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Recent works posted on instagram! @celtyf
email me at mscarthart@gmail.com
 
 

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