Portrait of a Paycheck

Artist Charlie Churchill talks about scoring corporate and private commissions, working with difficult clients and what it takes to make it as an artist today.

by Teresa Palagano
eTalent Spotlight

From the gallery where Charlie Churchill carves out a bit of studio space to work on his latest painting, the New Jersey-based artist looks at what it takes to move from the corporate sector (he worked as an illustrator and art director in the advertising industry) to self-employment. Learn more about his style—a mash-up of contemporary realism, Old-Master techniques and a sense of romantic character—and what it has taken to get his landscapes, still-lives and narrative figure compositions into private collections and galleries throughout the United States and Europe.

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