Robert Mace Bent, figurative abstract visual poetry with nudes My sense is that the act of painting records, in a form of visual poetry, the practitioners placement in the world and community while leaving behind residuals of intellect and emotion. Putting color and line on canvas becomes a form of verse with each painter’s dialect […]
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Parjam Parsi, abstract figurative painting from Iran I’m interested in modern poetry and novels. For many years now my paintings are based on that. Most of my inspirations come from history, myth and poetry. I think repeating life experience, learning from them (awareness , tragedy , …) and living in that cycle is what makes
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Life drawing with Adobe Sketch painting app *2023 – This app has been replaced with Adobe Fresco. Download the free Adobe Sketch painting app and take some time to learn how to use it. It’s a fabulous portable drawing and painting studio right in your bag! You can take it anywhere and you can’t do
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Pilar Lopez Baez, paintings of childhood memories STATEMENT I am very interested in memory. Our memories are our identity, but it is not an organized archive. Many memories disappear, we forget them little by little, some others are our unconscious inventions. Even society influences on our memories and we censor them consciously or unconsciously. The
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Sallyanne Morgan, figurative sculpture with cement Apart from occasional forays into silicone, I work primarily with the most common construction materials – cement. It has extraordinary versatility and a directness that allows for spontaneity. I either use a base of metal armature on which mortar or ferrous cement is then layered or work from clay
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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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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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Karen Cooper, capturing people & their daily routines Painting People’s Stories Karen is a figurative painter, who spent her college years at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, sampling just about every department available, with textile and fashion design eventually seizing most of her attention. That course of study required a fair amount of drawing classes
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