Bradley T Enfield knew at a very
young
age that he wanted to be an artist. As a very young boy, Bradley started
to draw comic book heroes and villains. In his teenage
years 
Bradley began to paint fantasy and historical minatures ,He also drew fantasy
figures, working in colored pencil and acrylic paints, Bradley was well on his way to becoming a professional artist.now in his twenty's Bradley became a
member of the Minnesota Historical Figure Society, a local
miniature-modeling club.This is where Bradley began to learn his lack craft. Bradley started to attend historical
miniature competitions around the country with the other members of the club. Bradley was honored to have
won a number of awards for his miniatures work in a number of statesaround the country. Still Brad was
discouraged by theminiatures he wanted to
see on the market so
he began to sculpt his own fantasy and historical miniatures. Bradley
started his own company and website “Nightwind
Productions”. His work was featured in several national
magazines. Having been self taught, it was at this point in his life
that Bradley knew in his heart that painting landscapes and wildlife and sculpture was his true
calling. Bradley began - painting in 2006. Looking to the great masters for
inspiration,people such as 
Terry
Redlin, Thomas Kinkead,Kim Norlien and Bob Ross and other great
artists
to inspire him. each of Bradley's paintings are subtle, powerful,
colorful,
and vibrant, and they are highly detailed. Brad has a number of
beautiful paintings archived in
the Library of Congress in Washington D.C. Bradley also has a strong
belief in god, family and country. brad's painting
Autumn Twilight was a 2007 Minnesota State Fair award winner.
Commission work is available, serious inquiries only, please contactBradley for details. Email me Enfieldfinearts@gmail.comBradley began to paint fantasy and historical minatures ,He also drew fantasy
figures, working in colored pencil and acrylic paints, Bradley was well on his way to becoming a professional artist.now in his twenty's Bradley became a
member of the Minnesota Historical Figure Society, a local
miniature-modeling club.This is where Bradley began to learn his lack craft. Bradley started to attend historical
miniature competitions around the country with the other members of the club. Bradley was honored to have
won a number of awards for his miniatures work in a number of statesaround the country. Still Brad was
discouraged by theminiatures he wanted to see on the market so
he began to sculpt his own fantasy and historical miniatures. Bradley
started his own company and website “Nightwind
Productions”. His work was featured in several national
magazines. Having been self taught, it was at this point in his life
that Bradley knew in his heart that painting landscapes and wildlife and sculpture was his true
calling. Bradley began - painting in 2006. Looking to the great masters for
inspiration,people such as Terry
Redlin, Thomas Kinkead,Kim Norlien and Bob Ross and other great
artists
to inspire him. each of Bradley's paintings are subtle, powerful,
colorful,
and vibrant, and they are highly detailed. Brad has a number of
beautiful paintings archived in
the Library of Congress in Washington D.C. Bradley also has a strong
belief in god, family and country. brad's painting
Autumn Twilight was a 2007 Minnesota State Fair award winner.
