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Larry Madrigal, 2017 recipient of Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation Grant

Larry Madrigal, 2017 recipient of Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation Grant Larry Madrigal is a Phoenix-Based Mexican American figurative painter exploring the historical genre of portraiture. He is a 2017 recipient of The Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation Grant, a reputable international award for visual artists. His work has been exhibited in the Phoenix Art Museum, Tucson Museum of […]

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Greg Kuppinger, figurative paintings on sandpaper

Greg Kuppinger, figurative paintings on sandpaper Growing up I remember sitting at the table with my father. When the sun would shine in through the trees outside, he would always ask, “How would you paint that?”. That has always stuck with me and I have been fascinated with the effects of light on objects and

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Marcello Muñoz, mark-making, fingerprints & residual evidence

Marcello Muñoz, mark-making, fingerprints & residual evidence My drawings are as much about the materials used and the process of mark-making as they are about the subject. I use charcoal like it’s paint and my intent is always to convincingly describe the light. Fingerprints and residual evidence from the process of creation and editing bear

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Jesse Lane, hyper-realism with colored pencil drawing

Jesse Lane, hyper-realism with colored pencil drawing DRAWN TO ART In my art, I turn the ordinary into the extraordinary. I use colored pencil to express private, universal emotions. My work captures intimate moments and gives glimpses of an inner private world, providing a window to our own introspective thoughts and our own mystery. My

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Nicole Cooper, energetic brushwork, vivid colors, layers of painted flesh

Nicole Cooper, energetic brushwork, vivid colors, layers of painted flesh In my life-sized figurative paintings, I use energetic brushwork, vivid colors, and layers of painted flesh to explore humanity as a living, growing force. Through my work I see the boundaries of where we begin and end as fluid. We connect on a cellular level,

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Westcoast Figurative, 7 artists of the human form

Westcoast Figurative, 7 artists of the human form Through a line, a gesture, human voices wake us. Seven artists capture the human condition and form in their own unique and distinct figurative style. Bringing the human face into focus are Justin Ogilvie, Jay Senetchko, Andrea Armstrong, Maria-Margaretta from Vancouver and Jennifer Goodwin, Cindy Riach and

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Jorge Goytizolo Lazo, exquisite drawings from life

Jorge Goytizolo Lazo, exquisite drawings from life I am a Peruvian born artist who resides now in the UK, and based in East Yorkshire. I worked as an illustrator in Peru and the UK alike, creating a variety of illustrations for magazines, manuals, books, t shirts etc. From late 2015, I decided to dedicate myself

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Mandy Palmer, drawing with emotion and movement

Mandy Palmer, drawing with emotion and movement I draw. I paint. I scribble. I search for the tiny details. I am often inspired by my own experiences in life as a daughter, sister, wife, friend and mother. To me it’s all about just doing the art. The more I do, the more I am learning.

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