Marty LeMessurier is a realist artist whose themes mainly capture Native American but also embraces other subjects from the diverse places she visits within the U.S. and abroad. With more than 20 years in the art industry, she has developed and refined her artistic style, enabling her to deliver creative pieces that are rich in detail and of high quality. Marty’s realism style requires that she creates art that fully and noticeably represents her themes. As such, even when capturing historical subjects, she ensures that every detail is accurate and identifiable by anyone who understands the subject’s historical significance. To achieve that, Marty gives attention to shapes, color, composition, and light. Her signature style is defined by a unique palette of yellows, reds, and blues. She delivers color combinations through a discrete technique that uses overlaps and overlays done to achieve the best in texture and general appeal. Marty’s amazing delivery of texture has inspired many to believe that the beadworks she uses in her creative pieces are real world objects.
She creates her artwork on furniture that’s hand-made by her husband, Don Le Messurier. Over the years, Marty has created several art pieces for a number of clients and has also developed a wide network with galleries, art lovers, and a host of other companies. Her works have earned her widespread recognition from diverse quarters and are widely collected in locations across the globe. Many galleries avail framed Marty LeMessurier art for those who would like ready pieces for their walls. There are several other finishing options available for customers.