Sharon Hudson, colorful paintings of women My figurative painting and drawing always begins with real objects and live models. I try to express not something about myself, but something I see in my subject. My inspiration comes from masters of sensuality like Gauguin, Klimt, Matisse, Degas, and Van Gogh, as well as decorative arts like […]
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Keith Perelli, figurative art printmaker I have explored monotype as a means of experimenting with embedded collage and drawing within the structure of a printed painting. Embracing the unforgiving nature of the process and the unexpected were liberating aspects of this challenging medium. Included in these works are ideas exploring; healing as it relates to
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Franck de las Mercedes, abstract peace paintings They’ve traveled the globe, become a teaching tool in classrooms, entered galleries, museums, libraries and even lit up the iconic LED screens of Times Square, NYC. For over ten years, NYC visual artist Franck de las Mercedes, named one of “15 Artists to Dominate 2015” by Complex Magazine,
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Michael Azgour, large scale abstract figurative painting Michael Azgour is an actively exhibiting artist and lecturer whose work explores the ubiquity of photography in contemporary culture and the changing role this has played on the individual experience. Part of dozens of collections, Azgour’s award winning paintings have been exhibited in galleries and museums in the
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Andrea Broyles’ figurative paintings are sculptural Andrea Broyles’ work has always been inspired by the figure. It informs her choices and shades her compositions. Her oeuvre consists of both painting and sculpture with a lot of cross pollination between the two mediums. I am not sure if my paintings are sculptural or my sculptures are
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Fernando Reyes, colorful figurative painting Art is a second career for me after spending 17 years in banking in San Francisco. I began as a self-taught artist, then decided to seek formal art education at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago where I received a BFA degree in 1997. I then returned to
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Mary Heebner, lovely loose nude figure painting My artistic practice is deeply grounded in place. Acknowledging the power of ancient presences and landscapes is integral to the creation of my paintings, collages, handmade-paper, photography, and artist’s books. Fragments, both literal and metaphoric, are also vital to my process. Through a parsing out and weaving together
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Anna Green, sunshine & snow I was exposed to the world of visual art at young age, in my birthplace, Melbourne, Australia. My mother painted in oils and sculpted, and she often encouraged me to paint along with her. After high school, I went to Ontario College of Art in Canada, where my focus was
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