The many faces we carry.
Abstract portraiture in acrylic — transformation, identity and emotion, painted in Toronto by Amit Tejpal.
Amit is 1st — and the semi-finals close this week.
Amit Tejpal is currently leading The People's Artist, presented by Johnny Depp. The winner takes $25,000, a feature in Artforum Magazine, and a showing at The Art of Elysium's Salon. You can vote free, once every day — it takes about ten seconds.
Votes are cast on peoplesartist.org — Johnny Depp's official People's Artist contest.
Free daily votes keep him at the top. There are also paid votes ($1 each) — those proceeds go to The Art of Elysium, an arts charity. No pressure: the free vote counts.
Faces, abstracted.
Acrylic on canvas — bold colour and texture, where abstraction and realism meet. Each piece holds a face mid-transformation.
Titles and sizes are confirmed on inquiry. Originals and prints are available through helloart, or DM @boundlessbydesignn for a commission.
Painted live, one canvas in one night.
The glowing face, brought to life in a single sitting at the rooftop rave.
More on InstagramThe process.
Loaded palette, easel and the room where it happens — acrylic on canvas, built up by hand.
I create art to capture the shift between holding on and letting go. Turning transformation into something you don't just see, but feel.
His work symbolizes the many faces humans carry throughout life, blending abstraction and realism — built around transformation, identity and emotion.
Self-taught and based in Toronto, Amit paints acrylic on canvas alongside a day job in sales. What started on the side keeps growing — and right now it's leading a contest judged by the public.
Want a face of your own?
Amit takes commissions — abstract portraiture, your story on canvas. Toronto-based, ships worldwide.