Deborah Bowe, the complex frailty of the human soul ARTIST STATEMENT Creating art is my recollection of fragments of emotions, moods and feelings that are transferred and visualized onto canvas. I portray the beauty and the complex frailty of the human soul in my paintings. My paintings are often inspired by women of divine origins, […]
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Jaclyn Garlock, figurative painting, a little humor daily Large color and dominant imagery are the main elements in my work. I want strong primary colors and images that are in your face, subjects that are larger than life. Every image should speak for itself and make you stare because you know someone who’s been there.
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David Mayernik, working in the way of the Old Masters The classical art of the Renaissance tradition is rooted in drawing. It is this fundamental skill that allows the painter to design buildings, the designer to sculpt, the craftsman to compose. Opera sets, frescoes for theaters and churches, painted doors and frame designs; grisaille, gouache,
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Renee Rouillier, magic & power of long forgotten fables and folklore ARTIST STATEMENT My work is greatly influenced by the art of the Surrealist and German Expressionist; art with an edge, dark side, or altered state of reality that resides somewhere in the unknown. Within this reality exists gateways to the magic and power of
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Phadungsak Khaewpong, people inventing their own world The artist Phadungsak Khaewpong was born in the Thai province of Chanthaburi and was raised in a natural setting until he came to live in the city, which is where he began looking into the evolution of the human. The human being is a social animal and tends
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Gene Rivas, painting with artist crayons & colored pencils I am an artist who paints portraits, dancers, nudes and other subjects with rich colors in classic and modern themes. I primarily work with Caran d’Ache Neocolor II and Lyra Aquacolor artists’ crayons, and Prismacolor colored pencils. I sometimes blend with the heat from a small
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Linda Ganstrom, realistic figurative sculpture with a touch of magic Celebrating the accomplishment, beauty and potential of women, Linda Ganstrom’s art blends the refined realism of her porcelain sculpture with elements of ornamentation and storytelling. Steel skirts covered in tulle elevate the porcelain half-figures to a larger than life height. Elements such as these antique
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Casey Krawczyk, motherhood, immense joy, boundless love Painting is a means of self-discovery and revelation. The painting process allows me to battle fear, as there is no room for fear in the process of art making. Conversely, most of my paintings are about fear, the brevity of life and its moments. I was raised in
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