About Pamela
Harford County
Pamela Wilde received formal art training at the Chicago-based American Academy of Art in the early 1980’s and holds a degree in Advertising Design and Illustration.
Her early career was spent in Tacoma, Washington where she worked for the Tacoma News
Tribune from 1984 to 1989. While employed at the Tacoma News Tribune she worked extensively
in advertising design and editorial illustration.
Pamela continues to grow and challenge herself as an… more
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Portraits From Havre De Grace
Portraits from Havre De Grace is a twelve-month long, community based portrait project, created by artist Pamela Wilde. Beginning on January 26, 2018 and concluding on January 25, 2019 members of the community are invited to be painted in a live alla prima portrait session. It is anticipated that over 100 portraits will be included in the opening exhibition scheduled for March 16, 2019 at Artists Emporium 220 N Washington Street Havre De Grace, MD.
In an effort to connect with community artist Pamela Wilde works publicly in the front window studio space at Artists Emporium offering the public the oppertunity to witness her process. It is the artists intent to not only create a likeness of her subjects but to also further inspire the community to their own creative potential. This project has created a conversation not only about art and process but also about the roll we all play in building a strong community.
To add your face to this project please follow the link to sign up. https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f054faeaa2ea5fd0-model
In an effort to connect with community artist Pamela Wilde works publicly in the front window studio space at Artists Emporium offering the public the oppertunity to witness her process. It is the artists intent to not only create a likeness of her subjects but to also further inspire the community to their own creative potential. This project has created a conversation not only about art and process but also about the roll we all play in building a strong community.
To add your face to this project please follow the link to sign up. https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f054faeaa2ea5fd0-model
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Thomas: Portraits From Havre De GraceThomas • 12x12 • oil • Alla Prima • 2018 • Portraits From Havre De Grace is a twelve month long community portrait project
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Ronald: Portraits from Havre De GraceRonald • 12x12 • oil • Alla Prima • 2018
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Sadie: Portraits From Havre De GraceSadie • 12x12 • oil • Alla Prima • 2018
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Paul: Portraits From Havre De GracePaul • 12x12 • oil • Alla Prima • 2018
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Carolyn: Portraits From Havre De GraceCarol • 12x12 • oil • Alla Prima • 2018
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Carol: Portraits From Havre De GraceCarol • 12x12 • oil • 2018 • Alla Prima
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Camay: Portraits From Havre De GraceCamay • 12x12 • oil • Alla Prima • 2018
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Brandi: Portraits From Havre De GraceBrandi•12x12•oil•AllaPrima•2018
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Asher: Portraits From Havre De GraceAsher • 12x12 • oil • Alla Prima • 2018
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April: Portraits From Havre De GraceApril • 12x12 • oil • Alla Prima
Time Lapse Portraits From Havre De Grace
These time-lapse videos are of the live alla-prima portrait sessions of Portraits From Havre De Grace. These sessions are 3 hours and children's sessions are shorter at 1.5 to 2 hours.
I documented nearly all of the 119 portrait sessions with a time-lapse video. I felt it was important to document these sessions for several reasons.
I believe there is something to be learned from watching an artist process. It has taken me decades to get to a point that I feel I have something solid to share. But that being said process is always changing and to be an artist is to change and to grow.
In comparing videos you can se subtle changes in my approach. There are days where I experiment sometimes successfully sometimes not. There can be no success without failure so never be afraid to fail, it's just part of the process.
This twelve month long project of 12x12 alla-prima portraits forced me to focus on the same problems over and over but with a different model each time. There where so many challenges besides the obvious.
I documented nearly all of the 119 portrait sessions with a time-lapse video. I felt it was important to document these sessions for several reasons.
I believe there is something to be learned from watching an artist process. It has taken me decades to get to a point that I feel I have something solid to share. But that being said process is always changing and to be an artist is to change and to grow.
In comparing videos you can se subtle changes in my approach. There are days where I experiment sometimes successfully sometimes not. There can be no success without failure so never be afraid to fail, it's just part of the process.
This twelve month long project of 12x12 alla-prima portraits forced me to focus on the same problems over and over but with a different model each time. There where so many challenges besides the obvious.
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Duke: Portraits From Havre De GracePortraits from Havre De Grace, time lapse of a three hour alla prima portrait session.
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Tom: Portraits from Havre De GraceThree hour alla prima session Portraits from Havre De Grace
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Grace: Portraits From Havre De GraceAlla prima three hour session Portraits from Havre De Grace
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Mr Wooden: Portraits from Havre De GraceTwo hour time lapse of alla prima portrait session. Session cut short at clients request.
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Paul: Portraits From Havre De GraceThree hour time lapse alla prima portrait session
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Thomas: Portraits From Havre De GraceThree hour time lapse alla prima portrait session
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Maritta: Portraits from Havre de GraceTime Lapse over 3 hours
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April: Portraits from Havre de GraceTime Lapse over 3 hours