These works are part of a large wood painting series by Sean Mahan. With a beautiful figurative style, His characters express the sweetness of the human character and at the same time their struggle with power and dominance. Sean Mahan’s paintings have been exhibited widely around the US. Here, you will find an interesting video […]
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Canadian artist Marianna Gartner uses old photographs as a basis for many of her paintings. And while the stories behind the photographs remain unknown, the characters in her portraits remain a mystery, leaving us with nothing more than what we can observe in her beautiful, elegant paintings. Her works, of which you can find many […]
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Growing up in an artist family, Giselle Potter became inspired to illustrate at a very young age. Currently she has illustrated over 25 children’s books, and she has done advertising work for companies such as Budget, National Geographic and Kirin Beer. Giselle has a wonderful, large portfolio of works on her website that will surely put you in a […]
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Hikari Shimoda’s one of a kind-paintings explore complex themes related to the isolation and loneliness of childhood. Within a setting that is both sweet and sour, she portrays fascinating characters that struggle with the modern world they are growing up in. “My motif is children whose ages are around 10 to 15 years old. Their […]
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Oh boy, how I adore these mixed media paintings by Véronique Paquereau.. I came across her works a while ago and completely fell for her beautiful, mysterious style. Véronique Paquereau lives and works in Nantes, France. You will find many more of her stunning portraits on her blog. Enjoy! paquereau-veronique.blogspot.com [Back to Homepage]
Read More →These gorgeous paintings are part of a series called Darlings, by Tobias Keene. Originally from Britain and currently working and living in Los Angeles, Keene is the third generation in his family to become an painter and his works have appeared in both solo- and group exhibitions. You can find works of his older series on […]
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We’re starting off the weekend with some superfun & colorful paintings by Amy Kligman. Her lovely works have appeared in solo & group exhibitions, postcards and publications. Amy is also a curator, and part of a curatorial collaboration called Plug Projects in Kansas City. www.amykligman.com [Back to Homepage]
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