Chloe Komanchuk Fine Art

Chloe Komanchuk Fine Art � Kelowna Based Artist

18x24 Charcoal on paper, 2026
05/16/2026

18x24 Charcoal on paper, 2026

Back to my roots with a creative portrait. All the time I feel I am discovering what makes my art unique and this piece ...
10/15/2025

Back to my roots with a creative portrait.

All the time I feel I am discovering what makes my art unique and this piece feels like a testament to that. Stepping away from the need for complete realism, I am enjoying the process of exaggerating features and playing with concepts to develop mood within my art.

Charcoal on paper, 18x24, 2025.

this is the coolest thing maybe ever. my best friend of over a decade got her first tattoo… and she chose my piece as he...
08/07/2025

this is the coolest thing maybe ever.

my best friend of over a decade got her first tattoo… and she chose my piece as her inspiration 🦋

it is a deep privilege and honour to have my art celebrated in this way. i am truly blessed to have a friend like her.

huge shoutout to for taking on this project and the beautiful work she did!

14 x 17” charcoal on paper. 2024
11/18/2024

14 x 17” charcoal on paper. 2024

Charcoal madonna, 14 x 17” on paper
08/22/2024

Charcoal madonna, 14 x 17” on paper

Coming back from my year long drawing hiatus with something new. I’ve found it difficult to dedicate time to art while i...
10/18/2023

Coming back from my year long drawing hiatus with something new. I’ve found it difficult to dedicate time to art while in school, especially when my drawings tend to take a significant amount of time and concentration. In an effort to incorporate more creativity in my life, I’ve begun experimenting with some new styles that I’ve really enjoyed. I drew this girl while in class today.

My Interpretation of Henry Fuseli’s “The Nightmare” (1781)Recent creative piece drawn for my university World Literature...
12/16/2022

My Interpretation of Henry Fuseli’s “The Nightmare” (1781)

Recent creative piece drawn for my university World Literature History of Horror class. “The Nightmare” has influenced countless parodies and references in pop culture, including the works of Edgar Allen Poe and Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein.

Interestingly, a modern viewer’s interpretation of this piece likely differs greatly from how an original spectator in 1781 would have understood it. The Nightmare was painted during the Enlightenment, a period in which society began to reject blind faith and instead accept a more scientific understanding of the natural world. Still, many people were hesitant of science and turned to superstition to explain natural phenomenon. Hence, when ‘The Nightmare’ was painted, the definition of a “nightmare” referred to a literal “night - mare” ; a demonic being (mare) who torments a sleeper at night. This phenomenon is now recognized as sleep paralysis.

Found this drawing of Emily half finished in my sketch book from last summer and decided to finally finish her…Emily Rat...
06/01/2022

Found this drawing of Emily half finished in my sketch book from last summer and decided to finally finish her…

Emily Ratajkowski on paper 2022

Found this drawing of Emily half finished in my sketch book from last summer and decided to finally finish her 🤍
06/01/2022

Found this drawing of Emily half finished in my sketch book from last summer and decided to finally finish her 🤍

Charcoal Portrait of Shelley Duvall 2022Inspired by my love of Stephen King movies
04/14/2022

Charcoal Portrait of Shelley Duvall 2022

Inspired by my love of Stephen King movies

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