Sarah Grange

As an individual with a deep passion for the arts, I was fortunate to grow up in Dublin and attend Loreto Balbriggan secondary school, where I learned from some of the finest art teachers in the area. While I attempted to pursue a formal education in the arts, I found that it wasn't the right fit for me. Instead, I spent the next twelve years travelling and honing my craft, painting what inspired me and taking on commissioned mural work in various locations worldwide. I find particular joy in painting people, as each face presents a unique opportunity to portray emotion and personality in my work. My primary medium of choice is acrylic, as it dries quickly, allowing me to work at a swift pace. I utilize a layering technique to build up each painting to its finished form, and I also enjoy painting animals and sea creatures as a means of exploring the different subject matter. In addition to my work as a painter, I am also an experienced prop modeller who has had the privilege of working on a variety of high-profile productions. From my beginnings on the set of Survivor in Fiji in 2019, I have gone on to contribute my skills to projects such as The Eternals, The Witcher, House of Dragon, and Napolean. I have also undergone formal training in fine art and creative media, where I have acquired a range of skills, including carpentry, moulding, sculpting, metalwork, and painting. As an artist, I have had to adapt to the changing world around me, and in 2020, I decided to start my own business painting portraits and animals. I even completed a residency in my hometown of Galway, which was a wonderful opportunity to grow my skills and explore new creative avenues. I look forward to continuing to develop my craft and sharing my work with the world.