Jacques Bodin, hyperrealism, photorealism painting Jacques Bodin, painter, lives and works in Levallois Perret, France. He is one of the main representatives of the European hyperrealist current. His paintings are made from his own photographs which are reworked with digital tools and then projected onto the canvas using a video projector. The realization of large […]
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Ann Marie Brown, encaustic artworks stolen in Montreal Ann-Marie Brown is a Canadian painter who makes her home on the Sunshine Coast of Canada, and her studio around the world. The figure is the starting point for her work. These painting are from the series The Storm and I, a body of work that distills
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Molly Judd, Odd Nerdrum student comes into her own I aim to create work with a timeless archetypal quality through dramatic representations of the human condition. I paint using the Apelles limited Palette and use the techniques of the old masters taught to me by Odd Nerdrum who has been my principal teacher. I look
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Rose Mary Gates, exploring diversity of human face & figure My interest in recent years has been in exploring diversity of the human face and figure which led to creating graphite, pastel and oil portraits. The subjects of my paintings are images of people that have captured my imagination because of the expression on their
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Cathy Locke, brushwork & mark making influenced by Russian Art I hold a B.F.A. from Art Center College of Design and a M.F.A. from the Academy of Art University, both with honors. I currently teach a variety of figurative courses in the graduate department at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco. I have
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Raelis Vasquez, juxtaposing figures and historical context The application of the visual communication and conventions of unity, history, and diversity of the narratives in my paintings creates a juxtaposition between the figures and the historical context. This forces ambiguity and perplexity within the voice of my work. I am most focused on the usage of
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Paula Saneaux, the fragility of life and social standards I portray stories, feelings or interpretations of female objectification, female self-objectification, the fragility of life and social standards. My paintings are mainly created in acrylics and are characterized by gray, dark and/or primary colors because of a melancholy my characters represent. The subjects that I depict
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Kelly Thiel, branching out into painting from ceramics Some people know me for my clay and others know me for my paintings. I think I will always work in both mediums. To me, I am simply working to get these narratives out in the world, no matter what medium I am working in. My artwork
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