Invited artists share some of their favorite works in diverse mediums for this Artist Showcase.
Featured Artist Ken Nwadiogbu
My goal for my art is to move completely from trying to make a space beautiful to using it to become a strong activist against the wrongs of my society and the world as a whole.
Featured Artist Marina Kim
Collaboration with portrait clients is an essential part of the creative process and the one I enjoy the most. It gives me an opportunity to get to know another human being and invariably to come to love and appreciate them.
Featured Artist Bill Farran
I love the power of black and white. As an artist, I have to give the appearance of gray tones, while using only black and white. I also love adding color by printing more than one block.
Featured Artist Peter Seltzer
I love the challenge of combining elements painted from life with those painted from my imagination. Over time and with experience I have developed the ability to see in my mind’s eye how invented forms would behave in the same source of light as those elements painted from life.
Featured Artist Laurie Snow Hein
Ten years ago, I made a decision to focus on what I love, painting my home state and the magic that is uniquely Florida. I want to share all the beauty surrounding me.
Featured Artist Michele Poirier-Mozzone
The paintings are not about anyone in particular, but about capturing a common experience, memory or idea. Most of us have experienced the sound of bubbles rushing past our ears, the broken ribbons of sunlight, bizarre reflections and the weightless, slow dance of movement below the surface.
Featured Artist Isabella Martire
During the painting process I try to capture their likeness in a photorealistic manner. I take my time—I am never rushed—I want my portraits to reflect my love and respect for the people with whom I share a very important journey.
Featured Artist Karla Reid
As a child, pouring my thoughts and emotions into my art acted as a means for survival. It was a way to express myself when I could not speak about the things that were going on around me.
Featured Artist Martein Peeters
Inspired by seventeenth century masters, figurative artist Martein Peeters uses dramatic lighting and poses to create intriguing and dreamlike visuals.
Featured Artist Catherine King
First and foremost, my intent is to tell a story. Through digital fine art I share that story. My images are typically photo collages brought together and enhanced through a wide range of techniques and software including Photoshop.
Featured Artist Lyndall Bass
Still life for me is pure poetry. Which objects I choose to paint and how they are arranged is an enriched process. I imagine a setting with a person doing something or a narrative series of events. With flowers as the subject, I can paint them like portraits or as an abstract arrangement of color ideas.
Featured Artist Tanya Marie Reeves
I hope my artwork inspires and empowers women of all ages, helping them to embrace and revel in similar attributes within themselves while also reminding every man of the strong, beautiful women in their everyday lives.
Featured Artist Kate Passingham
I’ve long been captivated by pastels and am enthralled by the immediacy and intensity of their colours and their incredible versatility.
