Digital Artist · Born in 1941 - United States

Charley Brindley

Featured in gallery curations

512 Artworks

Early 16th century. Princesses Diwa and Hiraya, daughters of Rajah Humabon, ruler of Cebu in what is now the Philippines. Flying with them is Ibong Adarna, the legendary magical bird

Digital on Canvas
32x48in

$790

Himalayan downhill

Digital on Canvas
32x48in

$700

X-ray of man walking on Broadway in Times Square. No weapons detected. Please note gold Rolex on left wrist

Digital on Canvas
40x54in

$780

Cream-colored Himalayan kitten running through a sea of wild flowers

Digital on Canvas
32x54in

$2,860

Sunset at La Corbière Lighthouse on Jersey Island

Digital on Canvas
32x48in

$800

Filipino wood carving number 4

Digital on Canvas
32x48in

$730

Beethoven’s Misty Dawn Sonata

Digital on Canvas
24x48in

$710

Seabiscuit, February 1940

Digital on Canvas
48x48in

$770

Taylor Swift, on stage

Digital on Canvas
28x54in

$1,390

The Virgin Mary on the day she found she was with child

Digital on Canvas
36x54in

$830

Cross-section of a mountain stream showing geology, hydrology, aquatic life and terrestrial vegetation

Digital on Canvas
32x48in

$800

In celebration of the Peacock Dance by the Dai People of Yunnan Province of China

Digital on Fabric
28x48in

$660

Preparing for her audition at Juilliard in New York City, Madeleine finds a quiet path in the woods with only the trees for an audience and Tchaikovsky’s Waltz of the Flowers playing in her head, where she practices her ballet until the sun sinks and the

Digital on Canvas
54x44in

$710

The west wind, invisible, but strongly felt by land, sea and sky

Digital on Canvas
32x48in

$740

Smokey Mountain home, 1882. The Smokey Mountains of eastern America got their name from the Native American Cherokee people who called the mountains “Shaconage” meaning “place of the blue smoke.” The blue mist has always floated around the peaks of these

Digital on Canvas
36x54in

$650

Spring, 1951. The California Zephyr coming out of the Sierra Nevada Mountains on the Feather River Route of the Western Pacific Railroad, on its way to Oakland California

Digital on Canvas
32x48in

$740

Vincent van Gogh’s cabin on the left bank of the river at Auvers-sur-Oise on July 29, 1890, the day he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Digital on Canvas
20x36in

$720

Two hibiscus flowers catching the first rays of the morning sunrise

Digital on Canvas
32x48in

$1,280

Modern English kitchen, 1949. Abbotsbury, Dorset

Digital on Canvas
48x32in

$770

Elk escaping down a mountain stream. Sculpted from golden statuario marble from a quarry in Tuscany, Italy, near the village of Carrara. This is the same quarry that provided the marble for Michelangelo's David.

Digital on Canvas
32x48in

$740

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Fall in the Appalachian Mountains

Digital on Canvas
36x24in

$1,160

Ancient song and dance of the Amhara people of Ethiopia

Digital on Canvas
28x48in

$640

Vicar Archibald Pomeroy St. John III with Mrs. Delilah Wekesser

Digital on Canvas
32x48in

$740

Avalora, goddess of sorrow and mourning, ancient Aberkazambia

Digital on Canvas
38x48in

$650

Charley Brindley

United States

Credentials

Featured in gallery curations
Works on commission

Charley Brindley began his artistic career twenty years ago when he drew illustrations for his 26 novels. These first pictures were primitive black and white drawings, with little depth or drama, but they did help generate more book sales.

Over the years his art improved as he learned to use apps to add color and better definition. Four years ago he began creating digital art. This was a slow process because of the steep learning curve, just as there is with any task with multiple elements to be mastered.

Now, with hundreds of digital book illustrations completed, his art has reached a professional level.

Gallery perspective

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