Stephen Janton, portraits in oils I am a realist painter who enjoys the challenge of painting the human form. I have been so influenced and impressed by the Old Masters, the Dutch Little Masters and the best of the French academic painters of the nineteenth century. They carried oil painting to its highest pinnacle of […]
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Ellen Milinich, portraitist & surgical technician Besides being a busy charcoal portraitist I have a full time Job in the Labor and Delivery floor of the local hospital as a surgical technician. During my day my thoughts drift about my art. I think about what kind of portrait I want to do next. Then I
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Camille Barnes, portrait painter New Orleans Artist Camille Barnes studied at the New Orleans Academy of Fine Arts and attended many workshops. As a realist her paintings capture the essence of the subject matter, using color, light, and attention to details to make her subjects come alive. Much of her life has been a career
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Sandhi Schimmel Gold, recycled art I create fine art with a green heart.I have been a painter all my life, about 10 years ago, I began incorporating other resources into my work- mostly junk mail; excess paper that would go to waste. Today, most of my collection is created in a “mosaic” process. My tiles
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Jim McVicker paints watercolor portrait of a colorful character Jim McVicker paints a watercolor portrait of a very colorful fellow. Warning, contains some colorful language from the sitter but if you don’t mind some minor cussing, you’ll enjoy it.July 25, 2010
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