Hannah's Story
Hannah McIntyre is an Orlando-based abstract realism artist working in mixed media, with each piece finished in oil. Her work explores emotion —often incorporating animals and nature. She loves storytelling and connecting real raw emotions with something that feels empowering. Attributing a lot of her visual eye to her background in filmmaking and love of cinematography. She hopes to incorporate both art and film together in her upcoming work and each online release.
Since beginning her practice in 2023, Hannah has established herself through exhibition at art markets and festivals, live painting performances, and her recent gallery debut at Sobo Art Gallery in Winter Garden. Her work has resonated with collectors drawn to both its emotional depth and uplifting presence, leading to a growing base of original and print collectors alike.
A defining moment in her career came with the sale of her first original painting, Sound the Trumpet (pictured on the left). Purchased by a musician preparing to travel abroad, the piece became a moment in time reminding Hannah that art as a career, inspiring people to chase their own dreams, was something that was actually attainable.
Hannah’s process is both intuitive and layered, starting each canvas through mixed media before completing it in oil. This approach allows her to capture a sense of movement, texture and depth that allows her to build a world for each subject.
At its core, Hannah’s work is about connection—between the artist and the collector, the journey she has experience and the one that the painting gets to take you into. Her paintings invite viewers not to remain in the mundane, but to break into the story they have to tell.
In addition to her studio practice, Hannah continues to teach and is developing a program focused on guiding beginner artists through her process—from building a canvas to completing a gallery-ready piece.
To follow her latest work, live events, and new releases, connect with her on Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok: @hannahmcintyre_art