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Charcoal
Through the use of charcoal, Giselle captures the character of each subject with remarkable depth and sensitivity.
Giselle’s portraits go beyond representing the subjects’ appearances; they also capture the essence or character of the subject. Giselle’s use of charcoal has established portraits that feel personal, detailed, and quietly powerful.
Illuminated in the Garden: A Self-portrait at Seventeen
Happy 100th Birthday Great Grandma Dot!
Dad’s Portrait
Keep it Simple
Little Muse
Oil Paintings
Giselle uses oil paints while maintaining the realism, emotion, and close observation that define her work. Each painting offers another view into her developing artistic vision.
Conner’s Portrait
Blue Green
Rose in a New Light
Watercolor
Giselle’s watercolor work showcases her sensitivity to color, light, and delicate detail. Through transparent layers and subtle tonal shifts, she captures the natural beauty of each subject with freshness, depth, and grace.
These pieces balance careful observation with the fluid character of the medium. Giselle’s use of watercolor creates works that feel luminous, expressive, and alive, preserving both the intricacy and softness of the subjects she paints.
Pink Blooms
Mixed Media
Giselle’s mixed-media work brings together varied materials, techniques, and visual styles to create bold, layered compositions. By combining realistic imagery with graphic elements, color, and abstraction, she expands beyond traditional portraiture while maintaining a strong sense of character and intention. These pieces reflect a willingness to experiment without losing the careful observation that defines her work. Each composition becomes a meeting point between realism and contemporary expression, allowing familiar subjects to be seen in unexpected ways.