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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Michel Angela Petersen, gloriously irreverent figurative ceramic sculpture Like chapters in a good novel, Michel’s art career is an adventure in progress. Finding her art process on a remote island in Southern California she realized she was not a primitive artist and proceeded to acquire a BA in Liberal Studies with an emphasis on art
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J T Winik, sfumato elements & atmospheric imagery Figurative artists throughout history, from Rembrandt to Gerhard Richter were early influences, as well as Vermeer, of course, whose work has inspired the series The Mauritshuis Girl. I’ve always been moved by atmospheric imagery, whether in photographs or painting. An obscure, diffused technique seems to accentuate any
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Brad Kunkle artwork Anne of Green Gables TV Anne with an E Main Title from Imaginary Forces on Vimeo. Anne with an E is now streaming on Netflix! Watch the series in full, and enjoy my collaboration with Imaginary Forces for the opening title sequence. The show is getting great reviews, and I’m so proud
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Hilary Robin McCarthy, her paintings are visual poems Hilary Robin McCarthy is a contemporary painter who lives and works in NYC. Her works are included in collections in the United States and internationally. She earned a BFA from Hartford Art School, an MFA from New York Academy of Art and is currently studying at Columbia
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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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David Goatley, Portrait of Maharaja of Jaipur David is deeply honoured to share his portrait of the Maharaja of Jaipur. He visited Jaipur, India in January 2017 where he met with His Highness for a photo shoot at City Palace. This official portrait is now part of the Royal Collection overseen by the Maharaja Sawai
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