Lift the Veil

by Aria Fawn

Do you feel unfamiliar in a place you have walked all too often? I can show you the sides of yourself you may have forgotten.

Lift the veil and wander with him through neon dreams and strangely familiar landscapes as you come to know what you are. This piece is all about breaking down the illusion of self. We often make desperate attempts to separate our different sides, for most of us have at least two and one spare we keep hidden in the darkness hoping it will never be revealed. The veiled unicorn invites you to peel back the fog and explore the hidden facets of your innermost being.

Size: Image size is just over 3.5×5.5 inches. Size with frame is about 8×5.5 inches.
Medium: Watercolour on paper.
Framed with glass in an antique Italian metal frame with a brushed black paint job.

Product Height: 8"
Product Width: 5.5"
Product Surface / Material: watercolor
Product Surface / Material: 300 lb cold press watercolor paper

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Aria Fawn

My name is Aria Fawn and I am a self-taught artist working full time out of my home studio. Though born in the otherworlds, I was mostly raised in Colorado where I live to this day ♡

My oneiric, dark and surreal art style is inspired by dreams, nature, and nostalgia.

My work mainly features animals with whom I seek to tell stories and offer an open discussion with the viewer.

Much of my work also deals with emotional underlying subjects surrounding mental health and difficult life situations portrayed through fantasy. My aim is to capture real and identifiable human emotions through animal fables, and give viewers a sense of sanctuary.

Aside from nature and animals, music has perhaps one of the most immense influences on my work, which has led to me getting to work on a number of album covers for musicians all over the world.

On the occasions I am not locked away in the studio, I spend my time exploring the otherworldly planes of the earth with my canine familiar, Shinigami, or else writing, sculpting, and obsessing lovingly over dead things.