Reflections Wesley T. Wright the head wolf in The

the head wolf in The Jungle Book

and the rabbit sits with him as he recovers

Hi Fructose magazine describes his pieces as “graphic novel characters in 3-D” and his unique aesthetic blends influences of figurative sculpture with contemporary comics

8 x 12 inches

He has worked in the publishing industry

Reflections Wesley T. Wright the head wolf in TheDetails About Shipping Oil on Panel 9 x 12 in. 2016 15 x 18 in. (framed) My painting has to do with the modern woman and her lost sense of self; her fragmentation from feminine concepts. She is a part of nature, but when looking to the world outside of herself what is reflected back is a convoluted version of femininity. She as a being is complete, beautiful, strong, wild, nurturing, compassionate, and whole it's just a matter of her beginning to see