Jason deCaires Taylor, underwater figurative sculpture Born in 1974 to an English father and Guyanese mother, Taylor grew up in Europe and Asia, where he spent much of his early childhood exploring the coral reefs of Malaysia. Educated in the South East of England, Taylor graduated from the London Institute of Arts in 1998 with […]
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Nicola Wheston, figurative & landscapes from BC to Mexico Nicola Wheston has divided her time between British Columbia and sunny Puerto Vallarta, Mexico area for last 10 years. She used to live an hours hike out in the jungle from Yelapa which itself is a good hours bumpy panga boat ride from Puerto Vallarta. From
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Mike Southern, portraits & landscapes The evolution of my work has gone from black and white landscape etchings to its current iteration of figurative painting. The introduction of the figures is a new development but it is part of the same investigation into finding our place within the world. The old mythology and religious paintings
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Eve Shepherd, figurative sculpture, portrait sculpture This year Eve celebrates her 22nd year as a professional figurative sculptor. Eve started her career as a sculptor aged just 17, working as an apprentice to established animal sculptor Anthony Bennett. Bennett quickly recognized Eve’s natural ability with clay and the human form and after only 4 short
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David Jon Kassan, master figurative painter Raw, poignant and profoundly honest, David Jon Kassan’s work aesthetically captures humanity in its true form. As an artist, Kassan acts as an empathetic intermediary between the subject he portrays and the viewer. More than simply replicating his subjects Kassan seeks to understand them. He seeks to capture the
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Interview with Alan Feltus Alan Feltus, one of our earliest members, sent me this lovely interview he had recently. Here’s an excerpt from it. Larry Groff: Do your paintings have autobiographical elements to the narrative and a reason for painting similar themes over and over? Alan Feltus: What I paint is, in some respects, my
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Rebecca Carron, portraiture from Belgium Portrait is one of the earliest practised and preferred genres of Carron. Some paintings are accompanied of a short explanation. To read these and to look closer at the paintings, just click on one of the pictures. Portret is een van de vroegst beoefende en geprefereerde genres van Carron. De
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Janice Wahnich, bold portraits paintings & linocuts Having studied Fine Art & Ceramics at Kingston University, I am now a London based artist, my work is mainly figurative, as I have always had a strong fascination & interest in the study of people, and for many years I have focused on exploring the challenges of
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