Andrew Hoagland Artwork
UNIQUE. PERSONAL. PRACTICAL. EVERY DAY. HOLIDAY. COS-PLAY.
Andrew Hoagland was born the year Roald Dahl died, that being 1990. Although Andrew never got to meet Mr. Dahl, his novels played a large part in the budding creativity of this one-day would-be artist.
Later in life, Andrew traveled to 11 other countries and 48 of the 50 United States of America. Andrew's travels undoubtedly influenced the artistic work that comprises his sphere. Andrew's work includes both past and present artistic fashion while blending the natural beauty that accompanied all of his trips, speckled with various styles from diverse cultures across the globe. His artistry is not a single medium but a blending of several; stained glass art, jewelry making, wire wrapping, acrylic pours, and resin work.
With a father that attended Julliard and a mother that is a crafting genius, able to unpack and reverse engineer anything she can put her hands on long enough, Andrew was destined to be creatively spun.
Drawing heavily upon nature that is part of his everyday life, no two pieces of artwork will ever be the same, just as no two rocks will ever be the same. Each unique piece of artwork comes with a story waiting to be told.
Growing up in central Maine with six siblings, accessories didn't have much of a place in Andrew's life until later adulthood. Traveling the globe, Andrew tried different haircuts and clothing styles to express himself fully. Still, it wasn't until he found several unique designs in jewelry that he replicated himself that he felt an accurate completion of expression right from the soul.
As a crafty individual, Andrew soon discovered that he had his mother's talent for unlocking the secrets of various art forms. In addition, Andrew has a penchant for history, which becomes apparent as you see more and more of his art. Egyptian or other ancient art forms have inspired some pieces, while further inspiration comes from more modern artists, melding together to find their place here in history.
As Andrew settled down in his late 20s, he acquired different heirlooms from his ancestors. That defined a new journey. He was drawn by a desire not just to make jewelry but to make jewelry that could last a lifetime. Nothing is made to last anymore, but Andrew Hoagland Artwork is here to stand apart by doing just that- replicating classics or crafting originals, all will be made to last, and that's a promise.
COMING SOON!
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