The Art Of Ian Moss
Bringing Imagination To Life
I’m an imaginative realist and surrealist inspired by the golden age of illustration, 70s and 80s fantasy art, and classic album art. Mythology, fantasy, science fiction, and nature are ever-present companions, inspiring me as much in life as in my work. Sometimes a simple hike transports me to an undiscovered place that I have to share with others. If you like Star Wars, Dungeons and Dragons, classic Sci-Fi and Fantasy, or metal music, stick around!
My body of work contains a range of media, from traditional oil and acrylic work on canvas to pen and ink to digital paintings. Visit my portfolio to view a selection of my pieces and get a peak at the worlds inside my head!
My body of work contains a range of media, from traditional oil and acrylic work on canvas to pen and ink to digital paintings. Visit my portfolio to view a selection of my pieces and get a peak at the worlds inside my head!
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“Art will speak to you, tell you what it wants. It will demand things of you, sometimes things you didn't think possible.”
- Ian Moss
Meet The Artist
We’ve already talked about my love for vintage nerd culture and how it influences my art. I’m also a husband and father with an amazing wife and daughter. They’re my ever-present muses, helping me to see the world differently and remember to always seek wonder and new experiences.
To me, art is about expressing creativity and beauty, exploring yourself, and connecting with others. It’s an expression of the soul, so it’s risky because you’re putting parts of yourself on display every time you share a piece. At the same time, taking those risks helps us grow, not only as artists, but as people. And that’s the ultimate goal, right?
To me, art is about expressing creativity and beauty, exploring yourself, and connecting with others. It’s an expression of the soul, so it’s risky because you’re putting parts of yourself on display every time you share a piece. At the same time, taking those risks helps us grow, not only as artists, but as people. And that’s the ultimate goal, right?
I’ve been drawing and creating since childhood. It’s one of those almost compulsory things, a need to create. As I’ve gotten older I’ve realized it’s one of the main ways I connect with people and the world around me. What’s more, creating helps me learn about the world.
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