Nathan Dixon

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I’m Nathan Dixon, a watercolourist & designer from Toronto. I've been drawing/painting since I could hold a pencil/brush, with over twenty years of experience specializing in watercolour.

In 2001 I studied Textile Design at Sheridan College Art and Design School. After a couple of years I realized that it was not the right path for me! In 2004 I attended George Brown College majoring in Fashion Design and graduating in 2006. I currently work as a freelance artist and designer.

ARTIST’S STATEMENT

My ultimate goal as an artist is to interpret my inspiration in a new and interesting way, be it a wildlife, still life or portrait.

In the last few years I have begun to experiment with painting larger, It allows me the freedom to play and express myself with colour and texture on top of my signature of combining loose wet on wet techniques with more tightly detailed work.

Even though my style and I have evolved over the years, what has remained consistent is my goal of showcasing the beauty in the world around us.

$1,600.00

Watercolour on paper

35x26"

I was inspired by a photo of a white Peony, It was showcasing a rainbow of colors and seemed to be glowing from the center out. I knew that I had to capture in watercolor!

The size of the image is 34"x 25" with a 1/2" border to allow for framing. This piece is unframed. This piece is also offered framed at an additional cost.

Nathan Dixon

$2,000.00

Watercolour on paper (framed).

25x34"

I was inspired by a photo of a pink Peony, The colour palette ranges from pink whites & vivid coral reds to cool violet blues and grays.

It is watercolour painted on Arches 140lb cotton rag paper.

This piece is framed with a very minimal 1/4" dark gray metal frame, chosen to showcase the painting and not to distract from it's sleek & contemporary beauty.

Nathan Dixon

$2,000.00

Watercolour on paper (framed).

25x36"

This beautiful Hydrangea was a real study in all hues of blue! It goes from a warm turquoise to vibrant, rich, Cobalt. Transitioning into cool Violet purples. The heavily granulating pigments really creates amazing depth and interesting textures, showcased by the wet in wet painting techniques. The wet in wet painting encouraged the colours to mix and melt on the paper to create new colour variations.

This piece is framed with a very minimal 1/4" dark gray metal frame, chosen to showcase the painting and not to distract from it's sleek & contemporary beauty.

Nathan Dixon