Todd White always names his pieces first, visualizes faces and personalities, then develops each person's story. In fact, he doesn't paint at all until he can conceptually see that story in his head. And he always tells it as directly as possible - what isn't necessary to the story doesn't go on the canvas.

"The Lies She Tells I Know Them So Well" is a work of art featuring one women. Has she broken Todd White's trust? She is well dressed and seems to be rather shut off from the viewer, or the artist. Her eyes do not hold any hope for either. She seems to be steadfast in her posture and the viewer or the artist is wise to her deception.

Todd White is an impulsive observer of detail, always studying and absorbing figures, faces and features. Subconsciously, he spends his life people-watching - scribbling down sketches whatever the situation (often on napkins, even tablecloths) to record an idea for his next work. Todd White's paintings captivate people. They often invoke laughter and demand repeated viewings. By revealing his subjects' innermost feelings Todd creates timeless scenes of attraction and intimacy. Beneath the exaggerated features and textured skin of his characters there is truth. Both theirs and ours.

Todd's subjects come from the everyday world, but his perspective is so unusual that he alters the way we perceive people and the roles we play around each other. He studies body language, using its nuances to capture the subtleties of what people show and hide.

There is no denying the Art of Todd White is infectious, resulting in White currently becoming one of the most collected llving American artistsy!

More Todd White Limited Edition artwork links below:

Drinking Boas, Enhanced Giclee on Canvas by Todd White

These Girls Are Better Off In My Head, Lithograph by Todd White