Bill James, pastel figurative painting Bill is a B.F.A. graduate of Syracuse University and now lives and works from his studio in Florida. He was awarded the title of “Master-Pastelist” by the Pastel Society of America, “Life Member” by the Southern Watercolor Society, and “Dolphin Fellow” by the American Watercolor Society. He is a member […]
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Mary Heebner, lovely loose nude figure painting My artistic practice is deeply grounded in place. Acknowledging the power of ancient presences and landscapes is integral to the creation of my paintings, collages, handmade-paper, photography, and artist’s books. Fragments, both literal and metaphoric, are also vital to my process. Through a parsing out and weaving together
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Leslie Singer, New York fashion art As a figurative artist, I emphasize visual impact over narrative context. My medium is generally oil and my work is characterized by vibrant color and loose brushwork that’s been described as fresh and immediate. As an NYC based artist, I’m surrounded by style and have loved fashion since I
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Marilyn Ines Rodriguez, dramatic figurative sculpture Artist Statement I believe only when the blending of our intellect and vulnerability, anatomical knowledge and intuition will the artist experience that je ne sais quoi or being in the zone. This is a most unique and rewarding feeling, which in spite of all the external opposing forces, gives
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Anna Green, sunshine & snow I was exposed to the world of visual art at young age, in my birthplace, Melbourne, Australia. My mother painted in oils and sculpted, and she often encouraged me to paint along with her. After high school, I went to Ontario College of Art in Canada, where my focus was
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Dwijen Gupta, Abstraction of Poetical tunes Dwijen Gupta, painter from Kolkata, India, has been painting for over 25 years and has to his credit several solo shows as well as group shows in India and abroad. Dwijen Gupta completed graduation from Govt College of Art & Craft, Kolkata, and has been in the field of
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Carla Golembe, Why I Continue to Paint Joy & Beauty I’ve often thought that as humans we straddle the river of our potential with one foot on each bank. Our capacity for love and compassion is equaled by our ability to turn our backs on one another and by the biases and hatreds that people
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Jocelyn Braxton Armstrong, porcelain gesture sculpture Gesture is what interests me. Body language is beguiling. Gesture naturally conveys movement but can also be passive or submissive, playful or seductive, regal and proud. Gesture can tell a story. My studio practice has evolved into an ongoing exploration of figurative ceramic sculpture and installations created with paper-thin
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