These Lithographs by John Pusateri are part of a series called rest. Very realistic and intimate, yet awkward in some way. John Pusateri was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania where he received his BFA in printmaking in 2001. He moved to New Zealand in 2004, where he undertook a Master of Fine Arts degree at the Elam School of […]
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Jen Mann is a madly talented artist from Canada who creates eyecatching and fabulously colored portraits of both men and women. Her photorealistic paintings are often paired with surrealistic aspects and explore subjects such as perceived beauty, identity, emotions and freedom. Fascinating as her works are, Artistic Moods asked her some questions about her background, […]
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Every week ArtisticMoods invites an artist to tell us something about the ambitions behind their art. This week we give the word to Shari Weschler Rubeck, who explains how her stunning painting series each focus on different, fascinating subjects: “Working in series that materialize simultaneously, my imagery is primarily figural in nature. These figures represent […]
Read More →When I first encountered her works some years ago it was love at first sight. So I am absolutely thrilled to feature the paintings of madly talented artist Colette Calascione on this blog! Inspired by the Victorian era, Colette paints stunning portraits of beautiful ladies (and gentlemen at times) that contain a gorgeous, classical style. […]
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Beautiful poses, lovely colors and many, many flowers! These lovely shy ladies are the work of Clare Elsaesser. Whether they’re holding a pillow, hiding behind hair or simply looking the other way, all of them remain incognito, leaving me curious and craving for more..
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Jennifer Burton draws inspirations from old family photos, both of her own and of others. Using them as a departure point she changes settings and adds lovely details such as flowers, leaves and even animal-friends. And once she’s done with them, brothers, sisters, aunts and uncles are blown into a completely new life. I love […]
Read More →Here’s a selection of the lovely dreamy ladies by French painter Carine Bouvard. I’m a big fan of all of her amazing soft-colored portraits. Sad at times, but always elegant and sweet. And although her style varies, what the girls in her paintings have in common is that they all seem to be lost their […]
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