Profile:
Amelia Caruso
Amelia Caruso is a classically trained artist. She has attended the Art Academy of Cincinnati and the University of Cincinnati. Amelia lives & paints happily in Ft Collins, Colorado.
“I want the viewer to sense the beautiful grace and visual chemistry in the fluidity and color relationships of my work. I want the viewer to be engaged in the depth of the 2 dimensional surface, to be drawn into the flow. To move through the painting, looking at the dot patterns from a new perspective. Actually seeing and feeling the energy and the vibration of the form and colors.”
The dots are hand painted with only a paintbrush. No other tools are used.
"I have been infatuated with fractals since I was in art school 20 years ago. This list also includes chaos, self similarity, gnomic spirals, the golden mean, and turbulence patterns. To me, you have discovered an articulate and elegant solution on how to express these concepts in a distinctly personal way. From the backgrounds beyond the circles to the progression of color from circle to circle, you are nailing it" ~ Mario Miguel Echevarria
Clients:
Amelia has had artwork on such TV shows as the Emmy Award winning “Will & Grace”, Peabody Award winning “The Bernie Mac Show” and currently “Parks & Recreation”. Amelia Caruso has a fabric line called “Effervescence” with Robert Kaufman Fabrics, a line of electronic covers with Skinit.com and is currently working with the Wagner Ski Company of Denver for next season.
www.ameliacaruso.com
Sandalista Artists:
- Amelia Caruso
- Anne Keenan Higgins
- Celine Chat
- Chase Kunz
- Clark Little
- Colleen Wilcox
- David Pu'u
- Denise Urban
- Drew Brophy
- Heather Ritts
- Jaime Noia
- Jay Alders
- Joel Nakamura
- John Culqui
- Mary Beth Freet
- Matson Lines
- Million Dollar Design
- Nicole Tamarin
- Peter Horjus
- Phil Lewis
- Randi Antonsen
- Rebekah Ginda
- Sean Davey
- Sophia Buddenhagen
- Tanya Brown
- Taryn Alessandro
- Wyland Collection
Sunshine
Other Designs by Amelia Caruso
*Image disclaimer (so we can all save a little heartbreak)
The image colors you see on your monitor may differ from the actual sandals. We'll be as accurate as we can be, but monitors vary in age, calibration and colors represented. Some colors, we just can't produce yet, like fluorescents.
The image positioning may vary slightly from monitor to sandal. We need a little bit of the image to be in the "no print zone" so we don't have any gaps on the edges. Try to keep the important parts of your image away from the sandal edges.