Icewreath
A decade of anatomical study meets the legendary motifs of alchemy and myth.
The collections within Icewreath’s work
Mythic Beasts
3 Prints · Ready to Frame
These works feature fantastical creatures and legendary figures rendered with a dramatic, illustrative style. — ‘Evenstar at the Argonath’, ‘Dragon Sword’ and ‘Valkyrie's Glory’.
Whispers of the Wild
This group explores animal subjects, focusing on delicate details and a slightly melancholic or mysterious mood.
Monochrome Musings
United by a restricted palette, these works showcase strong compositional elements and character focus.
Vibrant Vistas
These landscapes and atmospheric pieces are characterized by their striking color palettes and evocative natural themes.
Works by Icewreath
34 pieces
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About Icewreath
Icewreath receives 20% of every sale
Transparent compensation, always.
Visual voice
Icewreath — questions answered
What defines Icewreath’s artistic style?
His work features two distinct approaches: a painterly, lineless style for portraits and a precise, detailed linework aesthetic for commercial prints and jewelry.
What are the recurring themes in his collection?
He focuses on mythology, alchemy, and the juxtaposition of 'swords and flowers,' often drawing inspiration from fantasy pop culture.
Where is the artist based?
Nathan Jones, the artist behind Icewreath, operates his full-time studio from Bradford, United Kingdom.
What is the artist's professional background?
He is primarily self-taught, having spent ten years intensively studying anatomy and design before becoming a full-time artist in 2020.
Has his work received commercial recognition?
Yes, he has achieved over 5,000 sales on Etsy and completed a successful Kickstarter campaign for his 'Swords of Primordial Elements' collection.
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