fine Art & Forensic imaging
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Traditional Portrait Experience + More
Jorge provides the traditional experience of sitting for an artist. While he develops portraits with his clients' specifications in mind, his paintings reflect his unique interpretation of the subject matter. Although a portrait captures a brief moment in time when the sitter posed for the artist, Jorge's work also captures the essence of the sitter, reflecting a timeless quality.
Alla prima live portrait session experience in a client’s home or client-supplied venue. Jorge will develop the sketch from life in the traditional artist|model setting. This format lends itself to this loose and expressive style of painting.
Canvas Portrait from a client-provided photograph, shipped to you. Jorge offers a free consultation for paintings based on client-supplied photos, as not every photo is suitable for development as a painting.
Sketches capturing pivotal moments in legal proceedings with precision and artistry. Jorge’s expertise ensures that each sketch effectively communicates the essence of the courtroom scene, serving as a reliable visual record.
Jorge Molina:
Fine Artist
Jorge Molina is a fine artist based in Austin, Texas. He has decades of experience capturing portraits and figure paintings and drawings, especially in live sessions. You’ll find him at a studio session oftentimes on weeknights and weekends, beautifully capturing the models.
Jorge Molina:
Forensic imaging specialist
Jorge Molina is a forensic imaging specialist (forensic artist) with a myriad of law enforcement training and experience working for large municipal and state law enforcement agencies. In his tenure as a forensic artist, he has assisted in the resolution of hundreds of investigations ranging from robbery to sexual assault to homicide. Assorted in scope, his forensic art services include composite drawings from witness descriptions, age-progressed images of wanted fugitives, and reconstructions of facial morphology from unidentified human remains.
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